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Bessent discusses extending the U.S.-China trade truce or pursuing a broader deal

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Scott Bessent said the United States was open to continuing the Busan arrangement or considering a broader agreement, and that either option would be acceptable if it served Americans. An Associated Press report said Bessent announced that the trade truce had been extended.

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First reported among our outlets by Yonhap News Agency (South Korea), · most coverage from Ukraine (1), South Korea (1), Russia (1)

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RIA Novosti · Russia24 Sep 01:40

US ready to extend trade agreement with China

Translated from: США готовы продлить торговое соглашение с КНР
Bessent says either deal path is acceptable
Yonhap News Agency · South Korea23 Sep 19:00

US and China hold last-minute talks ahead of leaders’ meeting; US Treasury secretary: “China proposed a bigger deal” (updated)

Translated from: 미중, 정상회담 직전 막판 협의…美재무 "中, 더 큰 합의 제안"(종합)
Covers talks and two possible deal paths
Ukrainska Pravda · Ukraine24 Sep 03:40

AP compares Trump's meetings with Xi Jinping and Putin

Relays Associated Press
Relays AP's trade-truce extension report

announced the extension of the truce

Ukrainska Pravda, reporting Scott Bessent, via Associated Press

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