At the Busan APEC Summit, US President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping discussed trade, tariffs, and rare minerals. Both leaders agreed to enhance cooperation, reduce tariffs, and plan future meetings, marking a major diplomatic and economic breakthrough.
US President Trump left South Korea after a high-stakes meeting with Chinese President Xi in Busan but neither side has revealed what was discussed. With trade tensions and global markets watching, the world waits for answers.
Donald Trump and Xi Jinping met in Busan after six years, signaling renewed diplomatic warmth. Both leaders hinted at progress on trade issues, possibly ending the prolonged tariff war and paving the way for improved global economic stability.
US President Donald Trump said he may reduce tariffs on Chinese goods if Beijing agrees to buy more American soybeans, stop fentanyl exports, and ease rare-earth restrictions, warning, “It’s no longer a one-way street.”
Indian stocks plunged Monday, with the Sensex dropping 5.2% (3,940 points) as global markets reeled from new U.S. tariffs and recession worries. Read more at Dynamite News.
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