naling a major thaw in tensions between the world’s two largest economies. The high-stakes talks, held in South Korea, delivered unexpected progress: a temporary truce on trade, China’s suspension of rare-earth export controls, and a commitment to resume large-scale purchases of US soybeans.
Trump called the meeting “amazing,” while Beijing described it as a “good start,” confirming both sides have agreed to work toward resolving long-standing tariff disputes. Although no formal deal was signed, officials say this is the closest the two countries have come to a breakthrough in years.
The talks also touched on fentanyl precursor exports, US tech restrictions, Nvidia’s chip sales to China, and new diplomatic engagement — including a potential Trump trip to Beijing in April.
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