Trump says China deal ‘done,’ subject to leaders approval / Toronto Sun
Wednesday, June 11, 2025, 9:22 am permalink
In a notable development, President Trump declared that a trade framework with China has been finalized, pending the final nod from the respective leaders. The agreement aims to address ongoing disputes over mineral exports and technology barriers, as both nations work to stabilize economic relations amid persistent trade tensions.
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