Trump-Xi Summit: Beijing Unlikely to Commit to New Boeing Orders

…tensions over trade and technology. The discussions are expected to address tariff reductions, trade restrictions, and could potentially pave the way for a more comprehensive trade agreement between the two nations. " We will extend what we call the 'Busan Agreement' - the economic detente between the two countries that was scheduled to end on November 10 - that is going to be extended until January 10, " Bessent said in an interview on Fox News, adding that both countries are still trying to figure out a potentially larger deal. While there is optimism about the summit between the US and Chinese presidents, according…

…has a final assembly line in Tianjin and China-Europe relations have been "more benign" than those between China and the US, Shukor Yusof, founder of Singapore-based aviation consultancy Endau Analytics, told Reuters. " Boeing has lost much of its influence in our region, partly due to politics, but mostly because of its own internal issues, " he said. China is expected to order around 9,000 new jets by 2045, more than any other region, according to Airbus and Boeing market forecasts. According to Reuters, the two Trump-Xi summits this year were expected to…