US-China Trade Talks Score Major Win: Trump Halts Tariffs with New Trade Framework
LONDON, June 11, 2025 – U.S. and China Reach New Trade Understanding, Tariffs Paused
In a major breakthrough, the United States and China have agreed on a new “trade framework” after several days of important talks in London. This agreement is seen as a big step toward reducing years of trade tension between the world’s two largest economies.
As part of the deal, President Donald Trump has temporarily stopped several planned tariffs, giving global markets some relief. Investors and businesses welcomed the move, especially those in the technology, farming, and manufacturing sectors that have been affected the most by the trade war.
The new trade framework aims to reduce trade gaps, improve protection of intellectual property, and give better market access to companies from both countries. While full details of the agreement have not been shared yet, sources say that both sides have agreed to make their rules clearer and more open for foreign businesses.
Stock markets in New York and Shanghai showed positive reactions after the news, reflecting hopes for better economic ties. Experts believe that if the agreement continues smoothly, it could save billions of dollars in trade costs.
However, officials from both the U.S. & China made it clear that this is just the start. A U.S. trade representative said, “This framework is a foundation, not a final solution,” and more talks will follow to work out the details. Chinese officials also called for “mutual respect” & continued dialogue.
Although this progress has brought some calm, major issues like forced technology transfers and industrial subsidies still need to be resolved. If not handled carefully, these problems could bring back trade tensions.
For now, the world is watching closely. The London talks may become a turning point in the ongoing U.S.-China trade story—but only if both countries stay committed to finding common ground.
