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‘Bigger deal’ on table: US, China extend trade truce by two months

The United States and China have decided to extend their trade agreement until January 10. This extension follows a series of discussions between US treasury secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese vice-premier He Lifeng. The truce allows both countries to evaluate China’s compliance with trade commitments while discussing broader agreements. Meetings will address various issues, including artificial intelligence and Taiwan relations.

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