Trump teases 'not too distant' China visit amid thaw in trade war and rare earth shipments
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Trump hosted Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. at the White House, praising the strong military relationship with the Philippines to counter China's influence. He also mentioned positive relations with China, highlighted by increased shipments of rare earth magnets essential for high-tech products. A summit between Trump and Xi Jinping may stabilize U.S.-China relations, but its timing relies on trade negotiations and Trump's behavior. Observers suggest a visit could occur as early as November, contingent on favorable terms for China and Trump's willingness to engage.
Trump praised the "fantastic military relationship" with the Philippines while emphasizing good relations with China, noting increased shipments of rare earth magnets from Beijing.
A summit between Trump and Xi Jinping is speculated to stabilize U.S.-China relations, pending a favorable trade deal and Trump maintaining good behavior.
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