Trump expects 'a lot of different deals' during Xi's US visit next week
President Trump stated that the US and China 'get along very well' and that he and Xi Jinping will have a 'very good meeting' next week, anticipating the signing of 'a lot of different deals.' This signals a potential thaw in bilateral relations, though specifics on the deals remain undisclosed. The visit could mark a shift toward economic cooperation, but uncertainty persists over the scope and terms of any agreements.
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Xi Jinping State Visit to US Confirmed; AI Dialogue, Trade Truce on Agenda
Chinese President Xi Jinping will undertake a three-day state visit to Washington, D.C., starting September 23, culminating in a state dinner hosted by President Trump. This visit, marked by Trump's rare diplomatic gesture of greeting Xi on the tarmac, aims to address AI, the expiring trade truce, rare earths, and other bilateral issues, though expectations for substantive breakthroughs remain low. The engagement signals a high-level effort to manage US-China relations amidst ongoing tensions.