U.S.-China talks extend limited trade truce while clashes persist on chips, Taiwan

The U.S. and China extended a limited trade truce focused on nonsensitive goods, shielding about one-seventh of bilateral trade from tariffs, while continuing to disagree on core issues like semiconductors and Taiwan. Upcoming high-level meetings in November and December aim to maintain dialogue but have yet to produce substantive changes on sensitive topics.

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