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U.S.-China trade truce extended to Jan. 10

The truce was originally set to expire in November, and U.S. officials said the extension reflects additional deliverables Beijing still needs to complete.

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CNBC reports that the U.S.-China trade truce has been extended by two months, with the new end date set for Jan. 10.

According to CNBC, the deal was previously scheduled to expire in November, and the extension was tied to the need for Beijing to fulfill more deliverables.

The announcement came as Xi Jinping begins a state visit, according to the outlet.

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