Donald Trump has said that “fantastic” Trump Xi trade deals were agreed during his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the final stage of a high-profile summit in Beijing. The US president described the talks as productive, covering trade, security, and major global tensions.
Trump said the discussions produced several agreements that benefit both countries. He added that both sides were able to resolve issues that had remained unsettled for years. However, he did not share full details of the Trump Xi trade deals announced during the visit.
During the meeting, Xi Jinping called the visit a “milestone” and said it marked progress toward a more stable and constructive relationship between the United States and China. He also highlighted the importance of long-term cooperation between the two global powers.
One of the key points raised by Trump was China’s reported willingness to support the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. He suggested that Beijing had shown interest in helping ease tensions in the region and maintaining stability in global shipping routes.
Trump also said Xi assured him that China would not provide military support to Iran amid rising tensions in the Middle East. According to Trump, China expressed interest in helping open critical maritime routes.
On trade, Trump claimed that China had agreed to purchase 200 Boeing aircraft and increase imports of US oil and soybeans. However, market reactions suggested investors were expecting larger deals than those announced under the Trump Xi trade deals discussions.
In addition to trade, both leaders reportedly discussed artificial intelligence cooperation. US officials said talks included possible “guardrails” for AI development between the two leading global tech powers, despite ongoing restrictions on technology exports.
The Taiwan issue also remained a sensitive point during the summit. Chinese officials warned that missteps on Taiwan could lead to serious conflict, while US representatives said Washington’s policy remains unchanged.
The Trump Xi trade deals discussions are being viewed as an attempt to ease tensions and improve communication between the world’s two largest economies, even as major differences remain unresolved.