US and China Extend Busan Trade Truce Until January 10
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Updated Oct 14
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What happened
The US and China agreed to extend the Busan trade truce until January 10, according to Treasury Secretary Bessent after talks with Vice Premier He Lifeng. The discussions also explored the possibility of a broader trade agreement beyond the current truce.
From investinglive.com
Why it matters
The extension removes a near-term cliff risk for Asian assets. The truce is expected to underpin the yuan and China-sensitive currencies, such as the Australian dollar.
From investinglive.com
Who's involved
- ChinaThe nation involved in the trade truce extension talks
Who could feel it
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- ChinaSpeculative
The trade truce extension could reduce tariff risk and stabilize Chinese markets.
How it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.The trade truce was successfully reached in Busan.1 source
Trade truce extension talks held in Miami, Busan, and New York.1 source