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High-level trade negotiations between US and Chinese officials are set to continue in Malaysia as both countries seek to prevent further tariff escalations. The meeting follows a frank video discussion between Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Vice Premier He Lifeng regarding bilateral trade tensions. With existing tariff agreements expiring November 10, both sides are racing against the clock to find common ground.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng will meet in Malaysia next week in an effort to de-escalate trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies, according to official announcements from both governments. The in-person meeting follows what both sides described as frank discussions during a Friday video call, with sources indicating the officials addressed the unsustainable nature of current trade restrictions.
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High-stakes trade negotiations between US and Chinese officials are set for next week as export controls on rare earth minerals escalate tensions. The outcome could determine whether President Trump and Xi Jinping proceed with their planned summit in South Korea amid threatened tariff increases.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is scheduled to meet with Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng next week in Malaysia, according to reports, in what analysts suggest could be a decisive moment for US-China trade relations. The meeting follows a significant escalation in tensions after China announced sweeping export controls on rare earths and critical minerals that sources indicate will severely impact global supply chains.
NVIDIA’s presence in China’s artificial intelligence market has reportedly evaporated, with CEO Jensen Huang confirming a drop from 95% to 0% market share. The decline is attributed to U.S. export controls and China’s push for domestic AI solutions. Industry analysts suggest the situation reflects broader tech decoupling trends.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang has revealed that his company’s market position in China‘s artificial intelligence sector has completely collapsed, according to reports from the Citadel Securities Future Of Global Markets 2025 event. Sources indicate that NVIDIA‘s market share in China’s AI market has plummeted from 95% to 0% within a relatively short timeframe, representing one of the most dramatic reversals in recent technology industry history.
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High-level trade talks between US and Chinese officials are scheduled amid escalating tensions over rare earths export controls. The outcome could determine whether a planned Trump-Xi summit proceeds as both sides exchange accusations and tariff threats.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is scheduled to meet with Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng in Malaysia next week, according to reports, in what analysts suggest could be a decisive moment for US-China trade relations. The high-stakes gathering comes amid significant escalation in tensions following China’s announcement of sweeping export controls on rare earths and critical minerals that reportedly threaten global supply chains.