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A container ship is shown at the Port of Long Beach in 2019. Trade and tariffs are expected to be major topics this week at the U.S.-China summit. (Mark Ralston/AFP/Getty Images)

Trump, preparing to meet Xi, no longer pushes for change in China’s system

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Since President Donald Trump's last visit to Beijing, U.S.-China trade has declined significantly. A partial trade deal failed, leading to a trade war in 2025. Trump and Xi Jinping reached an uneasy truce, but tensions remain. Trump's economic policies have shifted towards managed trade and government intervention, while China's global export dominance continues to grow, raising concerns about global economic imbalances.

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