China, US extend tariff pause at Sweden talks for 90 more days

China and the U.S. are set to extend their tariff pause for another 90 days during upcoming trade talks in Stockholm. This truce, originally agreed upon in May, is meant to facilitate ongoing trade negotiations.

Sources suggest that while no major breakthroughs are expected, both nations aim to avoid any new escalations.

China will likely address US concerns regarding fentanyl tariffs, as President Trump previously imposed a 20% levy in March. The discussions will focus on major issues but will not guarantee specific resolutions.