US and China agree to extend trade truce by two months

news.yahoo.co.jp (Japanese) —

US Treasury Secretary Bessent announced on the 23rd that he agreed with Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng to extend the US-China trade truce by two months until January, as the current truce was set to expire in November. The agreement was revealed in a Fox News interview following discussions between the two officials. The extension pushes the deadline from November to January next year, providing additional time for ongoing negotiations between the world's two largest economies. The trade truce had been established to ease tensions from the ongoing tariff disputes. This two-month extension offers a temporary reprieve, though the underlying trade issues between the US and China remain unresolved.


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