Donald Trump says "I look forward to our next meeting" following trade talks

Following a three‑day gathering in Washington between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, the two governments announced proposals to lower duties on roughly $60 billion of products exchanged, covering U.S. farm output, seafood, cosmetics and medical gear and Chinese small appliances, toys and holiday décor. The meeting also created a joint trade committee and an investment council—both first formed during a May session in Beijing—and started a new dialogue on advanced artificial‑intelligence matters. Officials said they would keep working on rare‑earth supply gaps, Iran’s nuclear program and the idea of a three‑nation arms‑control framework with Russia. A subsequent AI discussion is planned for November, a bilateral session in China later that month, and a G20 summit in December.