Trump-Xi meeting: What could it mean for trade, AI and global supply chains?
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Chinese President Xi Jinping is in Washington this week for his first state visit to the U.S. in over a decade, following U.S. President Trump's visit to Beijing in May. The summit in Washington puts China-U.S. trade, artificial intelligence and global supply chains in focus. What can businesses and markets expect from the meeting? CGTN's Mike Walter spoke with Sourabh Gupta, Senior Resident Fellow and Asia-Pacific International Relations Policy Specialist at the Institute for China-America Studies, about the key issues facing the world's two largest economies and what could come next for trade and economic cooperation. 00:00 Trump-Xi summit: Expectations for the U.S.-China meeting 01:02 U.S.-China trade: What comes after the Busan agreement? 02:18 Critical minerals and rare earth supply chains 03:16 U.S.-China trade: Agriculture, energy and Boeing 04:39 Trump-Xi summit: U.S.-China AI cooperation 05:51 AI safety: Could Shenzhen and APEC bring progress? #bizshow #ChinaUSTi
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