US-China Trade Truce Likely Extended as Trump Visits Beijing in April: Report

• US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping are expected to extend their trade truce during Trump's April visit to Beijing.
• The extension, potentially for up to a year, would pause escalating tariffs and export controls, according to the South China Morning Post.
• The initial truce, agreed in October, saw China resume purchases of American soybeans, easing trade frictions.
• An extended truce would prevent further economic escalation and offer predictability for businesses on both sides.
• While providing immediate relief, deeper structural disagreements on technology, market access, and national security remain unresolved.