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US and China extend Busan trade truce to January 10 as Xi arrives for Trump summit

The extension removes a near-term cliff risk for Asian assets, with the truce otherwise due to expire in November, and should underpin the yuan and China-sensitive currencies such as the Australian dollar. Because an extension was widely signposted, the bigger swing factor is whether the summit produces the broader deal Beijing floated or simply a rollover.

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The extension removes a near-term cliff risk for Asian assets, with the truce otherwise due to expire in November, and should underpin the yuan and China-sensitive currencies such as the Australian dollar.

Because an extension was widely signposted, the bigger swing factor is whether the summit produces the broader deal Beijing floated or simply a rollover.

Rare earth flows are the key pressure point to watch, given the US view that China has not fully honoured its commitments.

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The extension removes a near-term cliff risk for Asian assets, with the truce otherwise due to expire in November, and should underpin the yuan and China-sensitive currencies such as the Australian dollar. Because an extension was widely signposted, the bigger swing factor is whether the summit produces the broader deal Beijing floated or simply a rollover. Rare earth flows are the key pressure point to watch, given the US view that China has not fully honoured its commitments.

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  • The short, two-month horizon means tariff risk returns early in the new year, limiting how much risk premium markets can price out now.
  • --- Washington and Beijing have bought themselves two more months of tariff peace, the easy part, leaving the summit to show whether the Busan truce can grow into something bigger than a rollover.

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The announcement came as Chinese President Xi Jinping arri...

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