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How long will the US-China trade truce last

China and the United States have agreed to extend the trade truce until January 10, 2027 in the hope of reaching a larger deal during that time, Finance Minister Scott Bessent said amid an official state visit to his country by Chinese President Xi Jinping. Asked by reporters about the prospects for a comprehensive trade agreement, the official noted his doubts, but still expressed hope for a positive outcome.

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How long will the US-China trade truce last

China and the United States have agreed to extend the trade truce until January 10, 2027 in the hope of reaching a larger deal during that time, Finance Minister Scott Bessent said amid an official state visit to his country by Chinese President Xi Jinping. Asked by reporters about the prospects for a comprehensive trade agreement, the official noted his doubts, but still expressed hope for a positive outcome.

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