US presses China to honor Busan trade deal commitments
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US Treasury Secretary Bessent and USTR Greer called Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng to demand full and immediate implementation of trade commitments made in Busan. The call signals US pressure on Beijing to adhere to the bilateral trade compromise, with no indication of new concessions or escalation. This matters as it tests the durability of the US-China trade truce and could precede further actions if compliance stalls.
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The US is formally pressing China for full implementation of the 2025 Busan trade agreement commitments, specifically citing rare earth exports and agricultural purchases, ahead of the Trump-Xi Shenzhen summit. This pressure, confirmed by US Treasury Secretary Bessent and USTR Greer's call with Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng, indicates unresolved friction despite high-level diplomatic engagement. Beijing has countered with complaints regarding US trade restrictions, signaling continued bilateral tension.
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