By March 2026, China and the United States had held six rounds of economic and trade talks, with meetings across the Eurasian continent, reflecting both the complexity of the issues and the two sides’ determination to keep talking to resolve their differences.

As Chinese international trade representative Li Chenggang said, the two sides held in-depth, candid, and constructive exchanges; discussed establishing a bilateral working mechanism to promote trade and investment cooperation; and agreed that stable bilateral economic and trade relations benefit both countries and the world.

The latest results, together with those of the five preceding rounds, show that these talks have gradually enhanced mutual understanding and helped both sides find common ground on a number of difficult issues. In Geneva, London and Stockholm, the two countries agreed to suspend the additional 24 percent tariffs, easing tensions in........

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