US-China Trade Talks Resume Amid Truce Extension Hopes
Summary
- US and China have begun new trade talks.
- Hopes are high for a 90-day extension of the trade war truce.
- Talks are happening in Sweden.
- The current truce ends on August 12th.
- US officials report positive progress.
Overall Sentiment: 🟢 Positive
AI Explanation
The United States and China have resumed trade discussions, with optimism that a 90-day pause on tariff increases could be extended. These talks, occurring in Sweden and led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent for the US and Vice Premier He Lifeng for China, follow President Trump's announcement of a tariff deal with the European Union. The current truce, which began after previous high-level meetings, is scheduled to expire on August 12th. Previous escalations saw both nations imposing tariffs on over 100% of their imports. US officials have indicated that negotiations are progressing well, suggesting the possibility of a renewed truce.
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