China Confirms Xi, Trump Will Meet in South Korea
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Billions in U.S. soybeans once bound for China are piling up at home, leaving farmers caught in a costly standoff.
Chinese President Xi Jinping offered these words to President Trump before their private meeting on Thursday in South Korea: PRESIDENT XI JINPING (through translator): President Trump, it is a great pleasure for me as well to meet you.
President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping’s trade truce avoids an open rupture in US China trade relations but analysts say it’s more of a de-escalation than progress.
Economic relations between the two countries are more fraught than ever: in early October, for the second time in just six months, the United States and China launched a trade war, imposing prohibitive export restrictions and threatening to raise tariffs to previously unthinkable levels.
China will resume purchasing soybeans from the U.S. after the Asian nation had been boycotting doing so for months. Ahead of President Donald Trump’s meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in South Korea on Thursday,
President Donald Trump and Chinese president Xi Jinping have begun what is expected to be three to four hours of high-stakes ,in-person talks in hopes of lowering the temperature of a simmering trade war that has threatened to boil over and upend the global economy.
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