
U.S.-China Trade Talks Show Promise – Will Commitments Stick?
After two days of London talks, China and the U.S. set a trade framework, but past U.S. reversals raise questions on real follow-through.
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After two days of London talks, China and the U.S. set a trade framework, but past U.S. reversals raise questions on real follow-through.
Chinese mainland’s May consumer prices fell 0.1% YoY as factory-gate costs slid further, hinting at softer demand and fresh policy bets.
April saw the U.S. trade deficit narrow 55.5% to $61.6B as imports plunged 16.3%, hinting at a boost to GDP amid easing tariff front-loading.
Eurozone inflation cooled to 1.9% in May, its lowest since Sept 2024, driven by a slowdown in services prices and dipping below the ECB’s 2% target.
As a 90-day tariff truce revives U.S. ports and lifts markets, experts say U.S. good faith is essential to sustain stable trade ties with the Chinese mainland and global growth.
U.S. tariffs on imports from the Chinese mainland, Vietnam, Mexico and Canada are driving up costs on essentials—from steel to groceries—putting extra strain on working families.
How worried US consumers, facing tariff threats, raised their inflation expectations from 2.6% to 6.7%, risking a self-fulfilling rise in prices.
On May 14, the Chinese mainland cuts U.S. tariffs from 34% to 10% and pauses a 24% levy for 90 days, marking a shift in trade policy.
The Chinese mainland and the United States concluded a high-level economic and trade meeting in Geneva, paving the way for renewed dialogue as the Chinese delegation prepares a press conference.
As U.S. tariffs aim to freeze the global economic race, China ramps up Belt and Road connectivity to keep doors open for latecomers and uphold a dynamic trading system.