US, China agree two-month trade truce extension ahead of summit
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The US and China have agreed to extend their trade-war truce by two months until January 10, giving the US time to evaluate China's compliance with trade commitments. President Xi Jinping's visit to Washington for a summit with President Trump spurred these extra talks. This extension, though temporary, underscores the importance of the summit in potentially shaping future trade relations. The decision also highlights the ongoing tension and cautious optimism as both nations navigate their complex economic ties.
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