US and China Engage in Trade Talks Ahead of Trump-Xi Summit
South Korea – Trade talks between United States and Chinese delegations took place on Wednesday in Incheo, ahead of a planned summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. According to reports from Chinese state media, including CCTV, the discussions were described as “constructive.”
The meetings were attended by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bennett and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng. The delegations engaged in “sincere, in-depth and constructive exchanges” concerning economic and trade issues of mutual interest, as well as exploring opportunities for expanded practical cooperation.
Neither side released specific details regarding the topics covered during the talks. The discussions are occurring as part of ongoing efforts to address trade imbalances and foster a more stable economic relationship between the two global powers. The summit between Trump and Xi is expected to focus on a range of issues, including tariffs and intellectual property rights.
These trade talks represent a key element of the diplomatic preparations for the upcoming meeting. The outcome of the summit remains uncertain, but the preliminary discussions suggest a willingness to engage in dialogue.
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