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ECONOMY • UNITED STATES / CHINA

U.S. presses China to meet trade commitments ahead of Trump-Xi meetings

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U.S. officials urged China to fulfill commitments from the 2025 Busan trade agreement, especially on agricultural purchases and rare earths and other critical minerals. China raised concerns about U.S. trade and economic restrictions, according to reports.

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Agricultural purchases and supplies of rare earths and other critical minerals can affect U.S. farmers and companies that rely on those materials. The articles do not report a new agreement or quantify any effects on trade or prices.