AI, Tariffs, Rare Minerals: What to Expect From Trump’s Upcoming Summit With Xi Jinping
Both governments now have to decide whether to extend the agreement, which lowered Trump’s tariff threats and paused port fees. In addition to discussing the possibility of extension, the leaders could decide to set purchase targets for key trade items including agricultural products, energy, and Boeing aircraft. With the US seeking a more stable supply for these materials, Beijing has leveraged its dominant position in the international market to bring Washington to the negotiating table in the trade war.AI CompetitionAccording to Scott Bessent, AI safety will be on the agenda for the bilateral meeting.
- ▪Both governments now have to decide whether to extend the agreement, which lowered Trump’s tariff threats and paused port fees.
- ▪In addition to discussing the possibility of extension, the leaders could decide to set purchase targets for key trade items including agricultural products, energy, and Boeing aircraft.
- ▪With the US seeking a more stable supply for these materials, Beijing has leveraged its dominant position in the international market to bring Washington to the negotiating table in the trade war.AI CompetitionAccording to Scott Bessent, AI
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Javier CarbajalPoliticsSep 21, 2026 2:33 PMAI, Tariffs, Rare Minerals: What to Expect From Trump’s Upcoming Summit With Xi JinpingWashington and Beijing have grown ever more linked in the AI boom, making hardware exports and technological restrictions hefty bargaining chips in negotiations.Photograph: Brendan Smialowski/Getty ImagesCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyCommentLoaderSave StorySave this storyOf all the events in the United Nations General Assembly taking place this week, the most anticipated by far is the upcoming meeting between Donald Trump and Chinese president Xi Jinping.Though the majority of the diplomatic activities are happening in New York, this face-to-face between the two leaders will take place at the White House.
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