U.S. and China Reaffirm Trade Truce Amid Escalating Tensions
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The US and China agreed to a framework to extend their trade truce, aiming to solidify previous agreements and address issues like rare earth mineral exports and tariffs, with final approval pending from their leaders. The negotiations, held in London, focused on easing economic tensions and ensuring compliance with earlier accords, though skepticism remains about the durability of the agreement.
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