US-China Trade Talks have always been the focus of global attention, as the two largest economies negotiate to reduce trade tensions. The US often worries about the trade deficit and actions such as industrial subsidies and technology protectionism from China. In contrast, China demands the US to lift tariffs and not to interfere in its domestic policies. The negotiation rounds have lasted for many years, sometimes making progress, sometimes reaching deadlock. Some temporary agreements have been reached, but the core issues have not been thoroughly resolved. These negotiations significantly impact global supply chains, commodity prices, and investor sentiment. Observers expect both sides to find a balanced solution between competition and cooperation to stabilize the global economy.
