Overview
- A White House official said both countries reached an additional understanding to implement the preliminary Geneva agreement
- The framework leaves U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports at 55 percent and China’s tariffs on American goods at 10 percent
- China agreed to concessions on rare earth mineral exports that are critical to the automotive, defense and energy industries
- Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick told Bloomberg the framework was signed on June 24
- The pact’s finalization remains subject to sign-off by President Trump and President Xi Jinping