
China-US Trade Talks Aim for Stable, Constructive Ties
New China-US trade talks aim to build stable, constructive bilateral ties, offering fresh opportunities for global markets and young entrepreneurs.
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New China-US trade talks aim to build stable, constructive bilateral ties, offering fresh opportunities for global markets and young entrepreneurs.
London hosted the first meeting of the China-US economic and trade consultation mechanism, focusing on tariffs, supply chains, and green tech amid record bilateral trade.
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng met UK Chancellor Rachel Reeves in London on Sunday to deepen China-UK economic dialogue and explore new avenues for cooperation.
The Chinese mainland’s goods imports and exports rose 2.5% in the first five months, highlighting resilience amid global shifts and new business opportunities.
Xi and Trump held a 90-minute call on June 5, outlining a roadmap for stable China-US ties, trade negotiations, and student exchanges, sparking global optimism.
Xi and Trump dialed in to reset China-U.S. relations, focusing on trade talks, economic data, and the path toward cooperation amid ongoing tensions.
The US will raise tariffs on steel and aluminum imports from 25% to 50% on June 4, 2025, challenging metal manufacturing, automotive and construction sectors worldwide.
OECD economist Alvaro S. Pereira warns that US tariffs have reached their highest levels since 1936, fueling uncertainty and eroding global consumer and business confidence.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang met with a JAPIT delegation in Beijing to deepen economic cooperation, build trust, and support multilateralism.
Wood Mackenzie warns U.S. tariffs could slow oil demand, spike energy costs and stall renewables, risking a 2.9% global GDP contraction by 2030.