#tradereset

Trump says it’s a “done deal.” But is China on board yet? After high-stakes talks in London, the US and China appear to be moving toward a new trade framework that could reshape global supply chains and diplomatic ties. As part of the deal, China will resume exporting rare earth minerals critical to US industries—automotive, electronics, and defence. In return, the US will impose a consolidated 55% tariff on Chinese imports, offering tariff predictability for Beijing while keeping leverage. President Donald Trump claims the deal is sealed, but China hasn’t confirmed it yet. The agreement also opens up student visa opportunities for Chinese students, easing earlier US restrictions. This video breaks down: What Trump and Xi are proposing The fate of rare earth exports Tariff updates & trade war fallout Visa changes for Chinese students What this means for both economies If ratified, this deal could mark a major turning point in US-China relations.