Overview
- Negotiators described the two-day Stockholm meetings as in-depth, candid and constructive.
- Both sides agreed to work on extending the 90-day suspension of triple-digit tariffs set to expire on August 12, though no formal decision has been reached.
- The American delegation will return to Washington to consult President Trump on approving an extension of the pause.
- Discussions examined de-risking critical sectors such as rare earths, semiconductors and medicines to rebalance the bilateral relationship.
- U.S. officials raised security concerns over China’s purchases of Iranian oil and shipments of dual-use technology to Russia.