#MarketRebound
The latest China–U.S. trade framework marks a temporary easing of tensions after years of tariff wars and strategic decoupling. While not a full treaty, the deal includes:
Key economic concessions from both sides (rare earths, student visas),
Fixed tariff levels (U.S. 55%, China 10%),
And a pause in further escalation.
However, major structural issues like tech control, intellectual property, and enforcement remain unresolved. The agreement is a strategic truce, not a final peace—offering short-term stability but long-term uncertainty.
