Nueva fase de desescalamiento de la guerra comercial entre China y Estados Unidos The United States and China have entered a new phase of their trade dispute, agreeing to a one-year truce following a meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi. This agreement includes tariff reductions, a pause on certain export controls, and a relaunch of agricultural trade. Key aspects also involve cooperation on fentanyl and future presidential meetings.

• Washington reduced tariffs on Chinese imports from 57% to 47% and lowered fentanil-related tariffs from 20% to 10%.
• Reciprocal tariffs of 24% on Chinese goods, set to take effect November 10th, will remain suspended for one year.
• China committed to making corresponding adjustments to its retaliatory tariffs on US goods, which included taxes on agricultural and energy products.
• The US will delay export restrictions on Chinese companies on its national security “blacklists” for one year.
• China will also suspend its export control measures on rare earths and strategic materials for one year.
• Both countries will freeze mutual port fees imposed since October on each other’s maritime services for twelve months.
• China agreed to reinforce controls and chemical precursors linked to drug trafficking, and the US reduced tariffs on fentanil.
• China has resumed purchases of US soybeans, committing to significant annual acquisitions.
• Beijing will work with Washington to ‘properly manage matters related to TikTok,’ implying a majority US ownership of its US subsidiary.
• Trump plans to visit China in April 2026, with China stating the visit will be ‘early next year’ and agreeing to regular exchanges. https://nicaragua-hub.syndichain.com/articles/b25d7469-e850-476d-95a1-99f23195f2c7 https://www.portafolio.co/internacional/tregua-entre-ee-uu-y-china-claves-del-acuerdo-comercial-pactado-a-un-ano-entre-los-dos-paises-482453