Trump and Xi Agree on “Strategic Stability” Framework as U.S.-China Relations Enter Managed Competition Phase - Tekedia

Trump and Xi ended their Beijing summit with a new “strategic stability” framework to manage U.S.-China rivalry.

The deal expands dialogue on trade, agriculture, tourism, military channels, and energy security, helping calm markets modestly.

The U.S. also approved Nvidia H200 AI chip sales to several major Chinese firms, lifting China’s tech and AI outlook.

But core disputes, especially Taiwan, remain unresolved, so the broader strategic rivalry is still intact.