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Trump Lowers China Tariffs After Meeting Xi, Ends ‘Rare Earth Roadblocks’, Stays Mum On Taiwan | 4K

Donald Trump and Xi Jinping agreed on Thursday (Oct. 30) to ease the trade war between China and the United States that roiled global markets, with Washington cutting some tariffs and Beijing committing to keep supplies of critical rare earths flowing.Trump hailed his first meeting with Xi in six years as a “great success”, while the Chinese leader said the two reached an “important consensus” towards solving an economic dispute that threw international supply chains into chaos.”I thought it was an amazing meeting,” Trump said after the talks in Busan, South Korea, praising Xi as a “tremendous leader of a very powerful country” and saying he would visit China in April.n18oc_world n18oc_crux 0:00 INTRODUCTION0:50 TRUMP CALLS XI A “TOUGH NEGOTIATOR”2:45 TRUMP SAYS MEETING WITH XI WAS “GREAT SUCCESS”6:38 TRUMP STICKS TO XI’S RED LINE ON TAIWAN

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