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US Seeks Billions in Chinese Farm Purchases as Trump, Xi Summit Concludes

US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer signaled optimism that China will commit to substantial purchases of American agricultural products following the conclusion of the Trump-Xi summit in Beijing. Greer indicated progress on expanding farm sales and rare earth supplies as part of broader efforts to stabilize trade relations between the two nations. The trade official expressed cautious confidence that both countries remain willing to continue their current trade arrangements. Greer acknowledged the contentious nature of tariff policies globally. He noted that trading partners resist duties imposed by the US. The Beijing meetings have already produced concrete results in rebalancing trade dynamics, according to Greer, though persistent challenges around tariffs and supply chain disruptions continue to require attention from both administrations.