Chinese President Xi says US and China agreed to enhance talks on regional issues; the two sides reached important consensus, Chinese State media reports; US and China agree to stabilise trade relations

President Xi's statement reflects a notable shift in US-China relations, emphasizing a consensus on stabilizing trade ties and addressing mutual concerns.

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  • Xi says China and the US reached consensus on stabilising trade ties, expanding practical  
  • Trump’s visit is a historic and landmark visit.
  • Trump’s visit to China helps promote mutual understanding, deepen trust, and improve the well-being of both peoples.
  • China and US have reached important consensus on stabilising trade ties, expanding practical cooperation across sectors, and properly addressing mutual concerns.
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This endorsement of enhanced dialogue could reduce market volatility and support risk appetite, as investors seek clarity in the bilateral relationship moving forward.

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