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The United States and China have agreed to extend the deadline for their trade truce from November to January, as announced by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. This decision coincides with Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to Washington, D.C., where discussions on a potential larger trade deal are ongoing.
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The United States and China have agreed to extend the deadline for their trade truce from November to January, as announced by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent. This decision coincides with Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to Washington, D.C., where discussions on a potential larger trade deal are ongoing.
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