The US and China have extended their tariff truce by 90 days, delaying steep triple-digit duties that were set to take effect, and preserving current tariff rates of 30% on Chinese imports and 10% on US goods. President Trump signed an executive order moving the deadline to November 10, while China announced parallel measures to suspend non-tariff actions. The extension comes ahead of the seasonal import surge for the holiday season and follows months of talks aimed at resolving long-standing trade disputes. Officials say the move reduces tensions and gives both sides more time to negotiate a potential framework deal, with a Xi-Trump meeting possible later this year.
