#USChinaTradeTalks U.S.–China trade talks, resuming in June 2025, aim to ease tensions over tariffs, export controls, and technology access. With global supply chains under strain, both nations are under pressure to reach mutual ground. The U.S. is concerned about China’s dominance in rare earth minerals crucial to high-tech industries, while China faces economic slowdown and reduced exports to the U.S. Recent high-level meetings signal a willingness to cooperate, with China offering temporary export licenses and the U.S. suggesting possible tech rule relaxation. While optimism is growing, markets await tangible results. These talks are critical for global economic stability.