The United States and China agreed Wednesday to extend their trade truce by two months until Jan. 10, as President Donald Trump greeted Chinese leader Xi Jinping with a rare airfield welcome for his three-day state visit to Washington.Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the extension of the one-year truce, which was set to expire Nov. 10, in a Fox News interview shortly after Xi's arrival at Joint Base Andrews on the outskirts of the U.S. capital.The truce is central to the ongoing broader detente between the United States and China. When they met in person in South Korea last Octobe…READ FULL ARTICLE
