US, China reach $30B tariff reduction deal after Trump-Xi summit
The US and China agreed to lower tariffs on $30 billion of non-sensitive goods, marking a thaw in the trade war. China will cut tariffs on agricultural goods and seafood, while the US will reduce tariffs on consumer goods. The deal is preliminary and details remain sparse, but it signals a potential de-escalation in trade tensions.
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US-China Establish AI & Military Communication Channels Amid Trade Truce
The US and China have established dedicated communication channels for military incidents and AI risks, signaling a de-escalatory step in bilateral relations. Concurrently, a trade truce has been extended, and mutual tariff reductions on select goods have been agreed upon, though core trade disputes remain unresolved. The long-term efficacy and scope of these new communication mechanisms and trade agreements are yet to be determined.