Trump-Xi talks leave chip policies unchanged; US guards AI advantage while China pursues self-reliance
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Following the summit between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping, market observers broadly agreed that the talks yielded few surprises. The meeting produced limited substantive progress on economic, trade, or diplomatic fronts, making significant shifts in high-stakes technology policy even less likely.
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