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Donald Trump Xi Jinping Meeting Live Updates: Trump says US tariffs on China to be cut to 47%; calls meeting 'great success'
After they met in the South Korean city of Busan, US President Donald Trump said Thursday he had a "very successful meeting" with "tough negotiator" Xi Jinping.
As leaders from 21 Pacific Rim economies gather in Gyeongju for the 2025 APEC Summit, all eyes are on the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Busan. It is their first in-person encounter since Trump’s return to the White House—and one that could reshape the global economic outlook.
Founded in 1989 to promote free trade, APEC now accounts for more than half of the world’s commerce and over a third of its population. Yet, this year’s summit takes place amid deep divisions over tariffs, technology restrictions, and competing economic visions. Trump’s renewed push for protectionist measures and Xi’s emphasis on state-led growth have unsettled global markets and tested APEC’s founding principles.
Host nation South Korea finds itself walking a diplomatic tightrope. President Lee Jae Myung, chairing APEC for the first time since 2005, hopes to project Seoul as a “middle power” capable of fostering dialogue between the two superpowers. Analysts say the Trump-Xi meeting could either thaw relations or widen rifts, depending on how both leaders approach the tariff impasse.
“The US drove the creation of APEC under a rules-based order, but now its stance has changed,” noted Professor Park Won Gon of Ewha Womans University. Experts warn that APEC’s relevance as a symbol of globalisation is under threat, with many expecting only a modest declaration focused on peace and prosperity rather than a strong endorsement of free trade.
Beyond geopolitics, leaders are expected to deliberate on emerging global issues such as artificial intelligence, ageing populations, and workforce shortages. South Korea, known for its technology-driven economy, is expected to play a key role in shaping discussions around AI governance and ethical standards.
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun has downplayed expectations for a unified communique, acknowledging that divergent interests among member nations make consensus difficult. “This year, APEC may be more about diplomacy than deliverables,” said an analyst from Seoul’s Sejong Institute.
As Trump and Xi meet, uncertainty looms over the future of APEC itself. Once a beacon of cooperation and global trade, the bloc now faces a test of endurance in an era dominated by nationalism and strategic rivalry. Whether today’s talks bring compromise or confrontation may determine APEC’s direction for years to come.
As leaders from 21 Pacific Rim economies gather in Gyeongju for the 2025 APEC Summit, all eyes are on the meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in Busan. It is their first in-person encounter since Trump’s return to the White House—and one that could reshape the global economic outlook.
Founded in 1989 to promote free trade, APEC now accounts for more than half of the world’s commerce and over a third of its population. Yet, this year’s summit takes place amid deep divisions over tariffs, technology restrictions, and competing economic visions. Trump’s renewed push for protectionist measures and Xi’s emphasis on state-led growth have unsettled global markets and tested APEC’s founding principles.
Host nation South Korea finds itself walking a diplomatic tightrope. President Lee Jae Myung, chairing APEC for the first time since 2005, hopes to project Seoul as a “middle power” capable of fostering dialogue between the two superpowers. Analysts say the Trump-Xi meeting could either thaw relations or widen rifts, depending on how both leaders approach the tariff impasse.
“The US drove the creation of APEC under a rules-based order, but now its stance has changed,” noted Professor Park Won Gon of Ewha Womans University. Experts warn that APEC’s relevance as a symbol of globalisation is under threat, with many expecting only a modest declaration focused on peace and prosperity rather than a strong endorsement of free trade.
Beyond geopolitics, leaders are expected to deliberate on emerging global issues such as artificial intelligence, ageing populations, and workforce shortages. South Korea, known for its technology-driven economy, is expected to play a key role in shaping discussions around AI governance and ethical standards.
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun has downplayed expectations for a unified communique, acknowledging that divergent interests among member nations make consensus difficult. “This year, APEC may be more about diplomacy than deliverables,” said an analyst from Seoul’s Sejong Institute.
As Trump and Xi meet, uncertainty looms over the future of APEC itself. Once a beacon of cooperation and global trade, the bloc now faces a test of endurance in an era dominated by nationalism and strategic rivalry. Whether today’s talks bring compromise or confrontation may determine APEC’s direction for years to come.
19:15 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: China to buy 25 million tons of US soybeans each year as part of agreement
17:57 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: 'Highly productive and positive meeting,' says White House press secretary
15:21 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: US, China officials to meet on possible energy agreement, says Trump
US President Donald Trump said that American and Chinese officials would soon meet to discuss a potential “energy deal” between the two nations.
"China... agreed that they will begin the process of purchasing American Energy," Trump announced on Truth Social after his talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
He added that Energy Secretary Chris Wright, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, and their respective teams would hold discussions with Chinese counterparts “to see if such an energy deal can be worked out.”
"China... agreed that they will begin the process of purchasing American Energy," Trump announced on Truth Social after his talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
He added that Energy Secretary Chris Wright, Interior Secretary Doug Burgum, and their respective teams would hold discussions with Chinese counterparts “to see if such an energy deal can be worked out.”
14:52 (IST) Oct 30
When asked to rate the meeting on a scale of 1 to 10, Trump responded, "On a scale of 1 to 10, the meeting with Xi was 12," calling the meeting a "great success".
12:17 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Xi Jinping says reached 'consensus' with Trump on trade
Chinese President Xi Jinping said China has reached a consensus with the United States on economic and trade issues, state media reported, after meeting Thursday with US leader Donald Trump.
"The economic and trade teams of the two countries exchanged in-depth views on important economic and trade issues and reached a consensus on resolving them," Xi said, according to state news agency Xinhua.
"Both teams should refine and finalise follow-up work as soon as possible, maintain and implement the consensus and provide tangible results to set minds at ease about the economies of China, the United States and the world," he added.
"The economic and trade teams of the two countries exchanged in-depth views on important economic and trade issues and reached a consensus on resolving them," Xi said, according to state news agency Xinhua.
"Both teams should refine and finalise follow-up work as soon as possible, maintain and implement the consensus and provide tangible results to set minds at ease about the economies of China, the United States and the world," he added.
10:36 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Trump says meeting with Jinping was 'great success'
US President Donald Trump said his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping was a “great success” and announced he will travel to China in April for further discussions. Speaking to reporters on Air Force One, Trump said Xi would visit the United States later, adding that the venue could be Florida, Palm Beach, or Washington, DC.
Trump said “a lot of things we brought to finalisation” during their talks on Thursday in Busan, South Korea. He also described Xi as a “tremendous leader of a very powerful country.”
Trump said “a lot of things we brought to finalisation” during their talks on Thursday in Busan, South Korea. He also described Xi as a “tremendous leader of a very powerful country.”
10:21 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Trump's first statement after meeting Xi Jinping
After his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, President Donald Trump said that China will begin buying soybeans from the United States immediately. Trump said that tariffs on China will be reduced to 47 per cent from the current 57 per cent. He also said that the rare earth issue has been settled and that there will be no more roadblocks on rare earth exports from China. Trump added that Xi has agreed to work hard to stop fentanyl shipments.
10:03 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Trump departs from South Korea
Trump's Air Force One has taken off and is enroute to Washington, BBC reported. The US president has not commented yet on how his meeting with Xi went.
09:30 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Trump, Xi talks conclude in South Korea
Trump, Xi Jinping make no comments as talks end.
09:26 (IST) Oct 30
When asked by a reporter, "Mr President, do you plan to sign a trade deal today?" Trump replied saying, "could-be". Further making a remark on their ties he added, "We all have a great understanding.”
08:57 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Trump expects 'successful meeting'; Xi says 'great to see you'
US President Donald Trump said he anticipated a "very successful meeting" with Xi Jinping, describing the Chinese leader as a "tough negotiator," as the two met in Busan, South Korea.
Xi Jinping told Trump it was "great to see" him before they began discussions aimed at reaching a truce in the ongoing trade dispute between the two countries.
Xi Jinping told Trump it was "great to see" him before they began discussions aimed at reaching a truce in the ongoing trade dispute between the two countries.
08:35 (IST) Oct 30
Seven-on-seven: Full delegations at Trump–Xi talks
The meeting features seven officials on each side.
- From the United States, President Donald Trump is joined by secretary of state Marco Rubio, US trade representative Jamieson Greer, treasury secretary Scott Bessent, commerce secretary Howard Lutnick, chief of staff Susie Wiles, and US ambassador to China David Perdue.
- On the Chinese side, President Xi Jinping is accompanied by foreign minister Wang Yi, vice foreign minister Ma Zhaoxu, vice premier He Lifeng, Chief of Staff Cai Qi, commerce minister Wang Wentao, and Zheng Shanjie, who heads the National Development and Reform Commission.
08:25 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Xi Jinping says US and China should be 'partners and friends'
As they began their first meeting since 2019, Chinese President Xi Jinping told US President Donald Trump that despite differences, both sides should aim to cooperate. Xi said China and the US can act together as major powers to take responsibility and achieve measurable outcomes for the benefit of both countries and the world. "China and the US can jointly shoulder our responsibility as major countries and work together to accomplish more great and concrete things for the good of our two countries and the whole world," Xi said as talks kicked off in South Korea's Busan.
08:13 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Deal or no deal? Trump says ‘could be’ signed today
US President Donald Trump said on Thursday that a trade deal with China “could be” signed the same day. Responding to a question before entering the meeting room, Trump said, as quoted by BBC, “Could be. We all have a great understanding.”
The US and China have faced several trade disputes in recent months, even after a temporary truce in May that paused tariff exchanges. The US has placed restrictions on China’s technology sector by limiting access to Nvidia’s high-end computing chips. In response, Beijing tightened control over rare earth exports. China is a major player in processing these minerals, which are used in electronics, renewable energy technology and military equipment.
Talks are also expected to include the future of TikTok’s operations in the United States.
The US and China have faced several trade disputes in recent months, even after a temporary truce in May that paused tariff exchanges. The US has placed restrictions on China’s technology sector by limiting access to Nvidia’s high-end computing chips. In response, Beijing tightened control over rare earth exports. China is a major player in processing these minerals, which are used in electronics, renewable energy technology and military equipment.
Talks are also expected to include the future of TikTok’s operations in the United States.
08:04 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: 'An honour to have you with us,' says Donald Trump while meeting Xi Jinping
07:56 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Xi-Trump begin talks to ease trade tensions
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping began their face-to-face meeting on Thursday, as both sides seek to stabilise relations after months of trade friction. Trump’s tariffs in his second term and China’s counter-measures restricting rare earth exports have increased urgency around the talks. Officials on both sides recognise that neither country wants the dispute to escalate in a way that could affect the global economy and their own economic interests.
07:44 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Trump says Xi 'very tough negotiator'
US President Donald Trump, while meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping, said that Xi is a “very tough negotiator,” signalling that discussions between the two leaders will focus on trade and economic issues.
07:40 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Donald Trump and Xi Jinping shake hands on a red carpet in front of US and China flags
07:31 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Trump-Xi meeting begins in Busan, South Korea
07:17 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Why the meeting is significant?
US President Donald Trump will meet Chinese President Xi Jinping on Thursday. The meeting offers both countries an opportunity to ease tensions after months of trade disputes. Trump’s tariff measures since returning to office and China’s counteraction through limits on rare earth exports have increased the importance of the talks. Both sides are aware that prolonged confrontation could affect their own economies.
Before the meeting, US officials indicated that Trump does not plan to move ahead with his recent threat of adding a 100% import tax on Chinese products. China, on its part, has signaled that it may ease its export restrictions on rare earths and resume purchases of soybeans from the United States.
While travelling to South Korea on Air Force One, Trump told reporters that he may reduce tariffs imposed earlier this year over China’s role in fentanyl production. “I expect to be lowering that because I believe that they’re going to help us with the fentanyl situation,” Trump said, adding, “The relationship with China is very good.”
Just before the meeting, Trump posted on Truth Social calling the session the “G2,” noting the economic size of the United States and China. The term references the G7 and G20 groups of major economies.
Before the meeting, US officials indicated that Trump does not plan to move ahead with his recent threat of adding a 100% import tax on Chinese products. China, on its part, has signaled that it may ease its export restrictions on rare earths and resume purchases of soybeans from the United States.
While travelling to South Korea on Air Force One, Trump told reporters that he may reduce tariffs imposed earlier this year over China’s role in fentanyl production. “I expect to be lowering that because I believe that they’re going to help us with the fentanyl situation,” Trump said, adding, “The relationship with China is very good.”
Just before the meeting, Trump posted on Truth Social calling the session the “G2,” noting the economic size of the United States and China. The term references the G7 and G20 groups of major economies.
07:11 (IST) Oct 30
Trump-Xi Jinping Meeting: Chinese president arrives in South Korea
Chinese President Xi Jinping has reached South Korea, news agency AFP reported, citing state media, ahead of a planned meeting with US President Donald Trump.
According to China’s Xinhua news agency, “On the morning of October 30 local time, President Xi Jinping arrived in South Korea by special plane to attend the 32nd APEC informal leaders’ meeting and pay a state visit to South Korea at the invitation of President Lee Jae Myung.”
According to China’s Xinhua news agency, “On the morning of October 30 local time, President Xi Jinping arrived in South Korea by special plane to attend the 32nd APEC informal leaders’ meeting and pay a state visit to South Korea at the invitation of President Lee Jae Myung.”
06:47 (IST) Oct 30
Trump orders nuclear weapons testing ahead of meeting with Xi Jinping
Hours before his expected meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping at the APEC summit in South Korea, US President Donald Trump announced that he has instructed the Department of War to begin testing America’s nuclear weapons “on an equal basis” with other countries.
In a social media post, Trump wrote, “The United States has more Nuclear Weapons than any other country. This was accomplished, including a complete update and renovation of existing weapons, during my First Term in office. Because of the tremendous destructive power, I HATED to do it, but had no choice! Russia is second, and China is a distant third, but will be even within 5 years. Because of other countries testing programs, I have instructed the Department of War to start testing our Nuclear Weapons on an equal basis. That process will begin immediately. Thank you for your attention to this matter!”
The announcement comes just hours before his face-to-face meeting with Xi in Busan, where trade tensions and regional security are expected to dominate discussions.
In a social media post, Trump wrote, “The United States has more Nuclear Weapons than any other country. This was accomplished, including a complete update and renovation of existing weapons, during my First Term in office. Because of the tremendous destructive power, I HATED to do it, but had no choice! Russia is second, and China is a distant third, but will be even within 5 years. Because of other countries testing programs, I have instructed the Department of War to start testing our Nuclear Weapons on an equal basis. That process will begin immediately. Thank you for your attention to this matter!”
The announcement comes just hours before his face-to-face meeting with Xi in Busan, where trade tensions and regional security are expected to dominate discussions.
06:30 (IST) Oct 30
US President Donald J Trump said, "Very much looking forward to my meeting with President Xi of China. It will take place in a few hours!"
06:28 (IST) Oct 30
South Korean FM signals modest expectations for joint statement
Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said in a recent interview that differing national interests make it difficult for APEC members to issue a joint statement strongly backing free trade. Instead, leaders are likely to release a broad declaration focused on peace, prosperity, and cooperation in the Pacific region. “This year, APEC may be more about diplomacy than deliverables,” said an analyst at Seoul’s Sejong Institute.
05:59 (IST) Oct 30
AI and demographic challenges on APEC’s broader agenda
Beyond geopolitics, APEC leaders are expected to discuss the growing impact of artificial intelligence, ageing populations, and workforce shortages across member economies. “AI is a global issue with no clear norms or standards,” said Professor Park, adding that technology-driven South Korea could help shape future regulations and ethical frameworks during its chairmanship.
05:42 (IST) Oct 30
Experts say APEC’s spirit of free trade under strain
Analysts note that APEC, once a symbol of globalisation, faces its toughest test yet. “The US drove the creation of APEC to expand cooperation under a rules-based order, but now Washington’s stance is the opposite,” said Professor Park Won Gon of Ewha Womans University. Observers say this year’s summit may yield a vague declaration on peace and prosperity rather than a strong endorsement of free trade.
05:13 (IST) Oct 30
Trump Xi Jinping Meet: South Korea walks diplomatic tightrope as host nation
For South Korea, chairing APEC for the first time since 2005 poses a strategic challenge. President Lee Jae Myung is hosting Trump and Xi amid a global economic slowdown and competing demands from both powers. Seoul aims to project itself as a “middle power” that bridges divides, pushing for cooperation over confrontation, even as it navigates Trump’s tariff threats and China’s growing assertiveness.
05:13 (IST) Oct 30
Trump Xi Jinping Meet: Trump and Xi’s trade war leaves APEC in a bind
The ongoing US-China trade dispute has rattled the global supply chain, with Washington imposing tariffs and restricting tech exports while Beijing retaliates with curbs on rare earths. Analysts say the Gyeongju talks could either ease tensions or deepen divisions, depending on whether both leaders are willing to make concessions. “They wouldn’t meet if they weren’t confident of progress,” said Ban Kil Joo of South Korea’s National Diplomatic Academy.
05:13 (IST) Oct 30
Trump Xi Jinping Meet: Trump-Xi talks set to dominate Gyeongju agenda
While APEC’s main agenda includes economic cooperation, artificial intelligence, and demographic challenges, the much-anticipated Trump–Xi meeting on Thursday is expected to overshadow other discussions. It will be the leaders’ first in-person interaction since Trump’s return to the White House, and analysts believe it could shape the global economic outlook for months to come.
05:12 (IST) Oct 30
Trump Xi Jinping Meet: APEC Summit opens amid growing trade rifts and tariff tensions
Founded in 1989 to promote free trade, APEC now represents over half of global trade and 37% of the world’s population. However, this year’s summit comes amid deep divisions, as Trump’s sweeping tariffs and protectionist policies continue to unsettle markets. Host South Korea faces the delicate task of balancing ties with both Washington and Beijing while keeping the focus on trade cooperation.
05:12 (IST) Oct 30
Trump Xi Jinping Meet: Trump-Xi meeting looms large over APEC Summit in South Korea
All eyes are on Gyeongju as South Korea hosts leaders from 21 Pacific Rim economies for the annual APEC Summit. But it’s the expected face-to-face meeting between US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping in Busan later today that’s drawing global attention. The talks come amid escalating trade tensions and a shifting global economic landscape that has upended decades of free-trade consensus.
The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Summit in Gyeongju, South Korea, opens under the shadow of the first meeting in six years between US President Donald Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping. The long-awaited face-to-face, taking place in Busan, has drawn global attention amid heightened tariff tensions, protectionist trade policies, and concerns about the future of globalisation.
For host South Korea, this year’s APEC is both a diplomatic and strategic test. President Lee Jae Myung aims to position Seoul as a bridge between Washington and Beijing, promoting cooperation over confrontation as trade rifts deepen. Analysts warn that the Trump-Xi talks could either ease economic uncertainty or exacerbate divisions across the 21-member forum.
Beyond geopolitics, APEC’s agenda includes discussions on artificial intelligence, demographic challenges, and sustainable economic growth. However, expectations for a strong joint statement on free trade remain low. Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said differing national interests make consensus difficult, and the summit may instead yield a broad declaration on peace and prosperity. As APEC marks its 35th anniversary, the forum faces a defining moment—whether it can remain relevant amid rising nationalism and shifting power dynamics in the Indo-Pacific.
For host South Korea, this year’s APEC is both a diplomatic and strategic test. President Lee Jae Myung aims to position Seoul as a bridge between Washington and Beijing, promoting cooperation over confrontation as trade rifts deepen. Analysts warn that the Trump-Xi talks could either ease economic uncertainty or exacerbate divisions across the 21-member forum.
Beyond geopolitics, APEC’s agenda includes discussions on artificial intelligence, demographic challenges, and sustainable economic growth. However, expectations for a strong joint statement on free trade remain low. Foreign Minister Cho Hyun said differing national interests make consensus difficult, and the summit may instead yield a broad declaration on peace and prosperity. As APEC marks its 35th anniversary, the forum faces a defining moment—whether it can remain relevant amid rising nationalism and shifting power dynamics in the Indo-Pacific.
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