中美华盛顿峰会：聚焦可量化成果与战略稳定

Chinese President Xi Jinping and US President Donald Trump will meet in Washington on September 24, four months after their last talks, with trade teams led by Vice Premier He Lifeng and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent holding final negotiations in New York on tariffs, rare earths, procurement, and AI. Purchases are seen as the most likely area for concrete outcomes, while extending the trade truce and rare earth arrangements are key tests. Analysts say both sides aim for verifiable results while managing the worst acceptable outcomes, with AI risk communication possible but no major tech liberalization expected. The summit will test whether the "constructive strategic stability" framework from May can become sustainable policy. With the November 10 trade truce deadline approaching, unresolved rare earth and procurement issues remain, while Taiwan is viewed as a risk management topic rather than a results issue.