In contrast to his rhetoric about China at home, President Trump spoke in conciliatory terms with Xi Jinping, the Chinese leader
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Economic ties between China and the United States are mutually beneficial and win-win in nature, Chinese President Xi Jinping told US President Donald Trump during their talks, according to the Chinese official news agency Xinhua. "Yesterday, our economic and trade teams produced generally balanced and positive outcomes. This is good news for the people of the two countries and the world," Xi said. The Chinese president said facts have shown time and again there are no winners in trade wars, calling on both sides to jointly sustain the good momentum they have worked hard to build, Xinhua reported. "Where disagreements and frictions exist, equal-footed consultation is the only right choice," he said. Trump concludes tour of Temple of Heaven --------------------------------------------- Trump was expected to return to his hotel before he returns to the Great Hall of the People to attend a state banquet in his honour. Asian shares mixed and Chinese stocks trade ...
Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday warned President Donald Trump that differences over Taiwan could bring the US and China to clashes or conflict, according to Chinese state media. The meeting between the two leaders was behind closed doors, but Xi told Trump during it that, if Taiwan is handled well, US-China relations "will enjoy overall stability," according to a readout of their bilateral talks published by the official Xinhua news agency. If not, however, the two countries risk "clashes and even conflicts, putting the entire relationship in great jeopardy," Xi said.
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As part of preparations, US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer spoke by phone Monday with the top Chinese negotiator, Vice Premier Liu He
Xi, the most powerful Chinese leader in decades, may find a more willing partner in President Trump, who is traveling to Beijing this week after stops in Japan and South Korea
Given that Trump finds it difficult to be consistent, the 'detente' with China could well unravel
In tone and results, the summit was similar to a June 2013 meeting between Xi and Obama
Xi joined Trump in overcoming differences that caused friction between world's two biggest economies
We have made tremendous progress in our relationship with China: Trump
Trump said he wants to raise concerns about China's trade practices
Meeting comes as doubts arise over Trump's ability to deliver on his pro-growth promises