WHAT'S CONFIRMED
- ▸The U.S.-China trade truce was extended for two additional months, now expiring January 10. — CNBC, Bloomberg Markets
- ▸China and U.S. held first AI talks, signaling broader engagement on tech governance. — CNBC, BBC Business
NOT REPORTED ELSEWHERE
- ▸Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced the truce extension, noting Beijing needs to fulfill more deliverables. — CNBC
- ▸U.S. Asian allies fear Trump could soften Washington's position on Taiwan in return for Beijing concessions. — CNBC
- ▸Chinese automakers could become a Pandora's box for U.S. auto industry as Trump meets Xi. — CNBC