US and China discuss trade agreement implementation in Busan
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Donald Trump, Xi Jinping, Scott Bessent, Jamieson Greer, He Lifeng
Busan, South Korea; Washington, USA
November 6, 2026
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US officials urged China to fulfill commitments under the Busan trade agreement. China expressed concern over US trade restrictions. Presidents Trump and Xi are scheduled to meet at upcoming summits.
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