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Event DiplomaticUS and China conclude brief trade talks in Seoul, with Washington reportedly agreeing to a tariff ceiling.
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Event Overview
Senior officials from China and the United States, including Chinese Vice-Premier He Lifeng and US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, recently held a brief round of trade talks in Seoul. This seventh round of negotiations was notably short, concluding in under four hours, just ahead of a scheduled leaders' summit. A key development reported by Beijing is Washington's alleged commitment to maintain future tariffs on Chinese goods at levels agreed upon in a trade truce established late last year. These talks are significant as they represent ongoing efforts to manage trade relations between the two economic giants amidst existing trade tensions. The brevity of the session and the reported agreement on a tariff ceiling suggest a focused, perhaps tactical, engagement ahead of higher-level discussions, highlighting the delicate balance in the ongoing US-China trade dialogue.
Last updated: September 9, 2026
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