The decisive development
The United States and China agreed to extend their trade truce from November 10 to January 10, 2027, as Xi Jinping began an official state visit to Washington.
The U.S. and China extended their trade truce to January 10, 2027, postponing a tariff deadline as Xi Jinping’s Washington visit underscored how much of their rivalry remains unresolved.
The United States and China agreed to extend their trade truce from November 10 to January 10, 2027, as Xi Jinping began an official state visit to Washington. The extension averts a near-term escalation between the world’s two largest economies. It does not resolve the disputes that make the truce fragile: trade and technology controls, Taiwan, China’s leverage over critical minerals, and the Iran war.
The U.S. and China extended their trade truce to January 10, 2027, postponing a tariff deadline as Xi Jinping’s Washington visit underscored how much of their rivalry remains unresolved.
The United States and China agreed to extend their trade truce from November 10 to January 10, 2027, as Xi Jinping began an official state visit to Washington.
The extension buys negotiators time, but it leaves the hardest questions between Washington and Beijing untouched.
The truce postponed an economic shock; it did not produce a strategic peace.
The truce postponed an economic shock; it did not produce a strategic peace.
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