US-China summit opens with signs trade truce will hold
The United States and China opened a summit on September 24 with signs their trade truce will hold for now. Ahead of the meeting, United States and Japanese officials discussed Chinese restrictions on yttrium exports.
What's likely next
- China announce looser rare-earth export restrictions affecting the U.SLong shot4%▼ from 26% a week ago
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The coverage
- US says China trade truce extended as Trump welcomes XiThe Standard (HK) · Sep 24
- US-China Summit begins with signs that the trade truce will stay in placeYahoo Finance · Sep 24
Analysis & opinion
- 'Busan Agreement' explained: What the US-China trade truce means for world tradeThe Economic Times · Sep 24
- Analysis-China's rare earths dominance to overshadow Trump's talks with XiYahoo Finance · Sep 24
- [News] Rare Earths in Focus Ahead of Trump-Xi Talks as U.S. Dependence on China Could Last Into 2030sTrendforce · Sep 25
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