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Details of Trump-Xi Trade Consensus Announced, Supreme Court Hears Tariff Case

The White House on Saturday published a fact sheet outlining the main components of the consensus reached between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in South Korea last week. The document reaffirms commitments reported after the leaders’ meeting.

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Details of Trump-Xi Trade Consensus Announced, Supreme Court Hears Tariff Case
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Details of Trump-Xi Trade Consensus Announced, Supreme Court Hears Tariff Case

The White House on Saturday published a fact sheet outlining the main components of the consensus reached between Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping in South Korea last week. The document reaffirms commitments reported after the leaders’ meeting.

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One-Year Warning: Navigating China’s REE Export Control Suspension
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One-Year Warning: Navigating China’s REE Export Control Suspension

The United States and China have pulled back from a full-blown export control crisis after a presidential summit on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit last month. According to both sides’ readouts, they agreed to a one-year, reciprocal truce: the United States will suspend its "50% Rule," which extended export restrictions to over 20,000 Chinese entities, and in exchange, China will suspend the rare earth element (REE) export control measures announced by the Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) on October 9.

China Outlines National Development Priorities for Next Five Years
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China Outlines National Development Priorities for Next Five Years

Last month, the Chinese Communist Party’s 20th Central Committee concluded its fourth plenary session, during which it adopted the Central Committee’s proposal for formulating the 15th five-year plan covering 2026 to 2030. Beijing has acknowledged a growing pressure to maintain social stability and advance reforms amid more volatile geopolitical conditions. As such, the proposal points to an enhanced role for indigenous innovation, industrial upgrading, and domestic consumption as key drivers of secure and sustainable growth.

US-China Diplomatic Engagement Tracker
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US-China Diplomatic Engagement Tracker

This tracker monitors direct diplomatic interactions between the United States and China, documenting high-level meetings, phone calls, and official visits between American and Chinese government officials, starting with the second Trump administration.

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Trump and Xi’s Consensus
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Trump and Xi’s Consensus

Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping on Thursday met in South Korea for their first in-person engagement of Trump’s second term. Trump called it a "truly great" meeting and emphasized the "enormous respect" between the United States and China. He fashioned the commitments made during the meeting as a one-year deal that the countries will re-negotiate annually.

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Expert Insights: Dan Wang
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Expert Insights: Dan Wang

Interviews with leading thinkers on China

Dr. Dan Wang is China director for Eurasia Group, specializing in China’s economy, industrial policy, and geopolitics. She previously served as the chief economist at Hang Seng Bank China based in Shanghai, responsible for macroeconomic forecasting and capital market analysis.

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Sector Stabilization Plans Offer Sneak Peek Into China’s 15th Five-Year Plan
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Sector Stabilization Plans Offer Sneak Peek Into China’s 15th Five-Year Plan

China’s factories are busy but not necessarily profitable. In the first eight months of 2025, industrial value-added rose 6.2% year-on-year, yet profits edged up just 0.9%. The wide gap between output and profitability reveals structural inefficiencies across China’s industrial sector, including persistent deflationary pressure, chronic oversupply, and stagnant productivity masked by volume growth. This misalignment threatens the sustainability of industrial recovery and undermines Beijing’s broader growth targets.

China’s First-Ever "Domestic Product" Definition: Government Procurement Implications for Foreign Companies
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China’s First-Ever "Domestic Product" Definition: Government Procurement Implications for Foreign Companies

China’s State Council has finalized the Notice on Implementing Policies for Domestic Product Standards in Government Procurement after several rounds of public consultation. The document introduces China’s first-ever nationwide definition of "domestic product" for government procurement purposes. This notice will take effect on January 1, 2026.

Mainland China’s Six-Month Stock Market Rally: Bubble or "Slow Bull"?
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Mainland China’s Six-Month Stock Market Rally: Bubble or "Slow Bull"?

China’s stock markets have rebounded in 2025, defying expectations that global trade tensions and weak domestic economic conditions might drag on performance. The Shanghai Stock Exchange (SSE) Composite Index has risen 19.54% over the six-month period, with the China Securities Index (CSI) 300 gaining 22.41%.

Congressional Legislative Tracker
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Congressional Legislative Tracker

China remains an area of bipartisan interest and consensus on Capitol Hill. Lawmakers in the 118th Congress are expected to build off the momentum of the last congress, which introduced over 700 China-related bills, resolutions and amendments spanning a variety of issue areas, including trade and investment, national security, telecommunications, and human rights.

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