
China and U.S. Embrace Cooperation in London Trade Talks
In London, China and the U.S. signaled strategic maturity in economic and trade talks, emphasizing cooperation to stabilize global markets.
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In London, China and the U.S. signaled strategic maturity in economic and trade talks, emphasizing cooperation to stabilize global markets.
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Latin America greets renewed China-US trade talks with cautious optimism, eyeing eased tariffs, stabilized supply chains and a potential blueprint to calm global markets.
London talks set the stage for a China-U.S. framework to implement Geneva and June deals, shifting from tariffs to export controls and rare earth access in a bid to stabilize relations.
US stocks rose as optimism over US–Chinese mainland trade talks boosted markets, led by energy, tech gains and Tesla’s 5.7% surge.
Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Li Chenggang said the China-U.S. trade talks in London were professional, reasonable, substantive and candid, marking a positive step for global economic dialogue.
Chinese mainland commerce minister Wang Wentao and UK’s Jonathan Reynolds met in London to deepen China-UK economic and trade cooperation, aiming to turn top-level consensus into real-world projects.
First China-U.S. economic and trade consultation in London extends into day two, as officials tackle trade imbalances, supply chains and green tech cooperation.
New China-US trade talks aim to build stable, constructive bilateral ties, offering fresh opportunities for global markets and young entrepreneurs.
China-U.S. trade talks kick off in London as the first economic, trade consultation meeting aims to rebuild dialogue on tariffs, supply chains, and green tech.