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

3 articles from 3 sources in 3 countries · updated 24 Sep 08:34 UTC · Sources | Summary

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.

Key points

Who's involved

Scott Bessent · United States

As U.S. Treasury secretary, he spoke about the U.S. approach to the trade arrangement with China.

The United States was open to continuing the Busan arrangement or pursuing a broader deal; either was acceptable if it served Americans.

What they said · 4 source statements

What was reported

Still unclear

  • The terms and duration of the announced extension are not specified.
  • No details of a broader agreement are provided.

Not heard from

  • China and Xi Jinping — China is the other party to the trade arrangement, but no statement from its government or leader appears in the claims.
  • Donald Trump — Trump is described as meeting Xi, but no statement from him appears in the claims.

Sources

미중, 정상회담 직전 막판 협의…美재무 "中, 더 큰 합의 제안"(종합) Yonhap News Agency
South Korea · public
ko 23 Sep 19:00
США готовы продлить торговое соглашение с КНР RIA Novosti
Russia · state media
ru 24 Sep 01:40
AP compares Trump's meetings with Xi Jinping and Putin Ukrainska Pravda
Ukraine
en · via Associated Press 24 Sep 03:40

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