Analysts from the Asia Society Policy Institute have assessed the recent two-month extension of the US-China trade truce as fragile. Despite a summit between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping, modest economic concessions have been made, leaving deeper disputes unresolved. Experts suggest that both Washington and Beijing are testing each other, with little urgency reflected in the economic outcomes of the state visit. AI
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- Asia Society Policy Institute
- Beijing
- China–United States relations
- Donald Trump
- New York
- Washington
- Wendy Cutler
- Xi Jinping
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