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Trade Truce Extended Between China and US; Experts Note Persistent Rifts

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 24
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A two-month trade truce extension between China and the US was agreed upon following an unscheduled meeting between the top economic officials of both countries. Zhu Tian, an economics professor and vice-president at the China Europe International Business School in Shanghai, stated that the extension is an encouraging sign for businesses involved in China-US trade.

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Analysts view the truce extension as a positive signal for containing trade tensions, though they also suggest the relatively short window could increase pressure on both Beijing and Washington. The agreement underscores a willingness to manage trade friction between the two nations.

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