The world’s two biggest economies have agreed to extend their current trade truce by two more months, moving the deadline from November 10, 2026 → January 10, 2027.

⚡ WHY MARKETS CARE:

‱ Less immediate risk of new tariff escalation

‱ More time for trade negotiations

‱ Continued focus on agricultural & industrial trade

‱ Both sides are discussing further tariff reductions

‱ A new U.S.-China Trade Council is also being established.

📈 For global markets, this removes some near-term trade uncertainty and could support risk sentiment.

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This is NOT a permanent trade deal.

The January deadline means negotiations still have a limited window, and future headlines could continue to create volatility across stocks, commodities, currencies and crypto.

đŸ”„ TRADE TRUCE EXTENDED.

UNCERTAINTY DELAYED.

MARKETS ARE WATCHING. 🌎📊$QNT $GNL.US $SEI

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