The United States and China are preparing for a crucial round of trade negotiations in Stockholm, with hopes rising that the current truce on tariffs will be extended beyond the looming August 12 deadline. Top officials, including US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, will discuss key issues such as China's export dependence, its purchases of Russian and Iranian oil, and broader economic imbalances. Both sides have signaled a willingness to make progress, with the US indicating that a deadline extension is likely as talks enter a more constructive phase. The outcome of these talks could have significant implications for global supply chains and economic stability. Market optimism is growing as the world's two largest economies seek to avoid a new escalation in their trade dispute.
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