🚨 JUST IN: China–U.S. Trade Talks Resume in Madrid
On September 14, senior officials from China and the United States convened in Madrid to restart discussions on economic and trade issues. While no major agreements have been announced yet, the meeting itself signals both sides are working to ease tensions that have weighed on global markets in recent years.
Madrid’s role as a neutral ground underscores the effort to keep dialogue steady amid a fragile global economy. With supply chains, tariffs, and investment flows at stake, markets are watching closely for any signals of progress.
Even small steps forward could provide much-needed stability, particularly as both nations navigate domestic challenges while balancing their influence on global trade.