BREAKING: The United States and China are reportedly preparing a limited “managed trade” agreement ahead of the Trump–Xi summit, focusing on tariff reductions covering roughly $30 billion in non-sensitive goods on each side, according to Reuters.
The proposed framework would reportedly prioritize trade balance targets over broader structural changes to China’s economy, while keeping restrictions on strategic technologies in place.
Potential tariff relief areas include U.S. energy and agricultural exports, along with selected Chinese consumer goods.