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China confirms deal to buy US aircraft and engines after Donald Trump's visit

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By Josephine Ma Verified
| MSN Verified
Yuanyue Dang, Josephine Ma China's Ministry of Commerce said on Saturday that it had reached an agreement with the United States over the purchase of aeroplanes, jet engines and components. US President Donald Trump said previously that anagreement had been made to buy at least 200 aircraft from Boeing, as well as engines from General Electric. Boeing has also confirmed the deal. Beijing did not confirm the deal until Saturday and its statement did not mention the amount.
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The Xi-Trump summit is over. What comes next in the US-China rivalry?

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By Josephine Ma Verified
| msn.com
Josephine Ma In the past, the last day of state visits to China has typically featured a deal-signing ceremony presided over by leaders from both sides. However, the last day ofUS President Donald Trump's visit to Beijingwas marked by discussions with Chinese President Xi Jinping in a more intimate setting and an assurance that both would continue to meet this year.
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What did American allies make of Trump's trip to China to meet Xi?

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By Albee Zhang, Josephine Ma Verified
| msn.com
Albee Zhang, Josephine Ma Thesummit between presidents Xi Jinping and Donald Trumpwas watched closely around the world for welcomemoves towards stabilitybut it also triggered anxiety among traditional US allies. In Japan, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi was arranging calls with Trump and making plans to visit South Korea as the meetings in Beijing wrapped up, according to Japanese public broadcaster NHK.
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