'We have a deal with China': Trump, Xi Jinping hold explosive first call amid tariff chaos
US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping have spoken for the first time in months, holding a high-stakes phone call to address the spiraling trade tensions and a stalled tariff agreement. Trump described it as a 'very good' 90-minute call focused on tariffs, market access, and stalled negotiations. The conversation comes just days after Trump accused China of 'violating' the prior trade deal.
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