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Supply Lines is a daily newsletter that follows global trade. . Discussions between the US and China later expanded until their second day in London, with financial markets on the point, as the world’s largest economies negotiate on important technology and industrial exports and expose their trade war. The teams, led by US Treasury Secretary Scott Besent and Chinese Vice Prime Minister He Lifeeng, continued to discuss Tuesday night to iron out technical details, according to a Treasury official. Members of the US and Chinese delegations returned to Lancaster House, a Georgian era mansion near Buckingham Palace who served as the meeting place, just after 20:00 local time and resumes, which started around 10:40, the sides took a break to try to complete things, so it is Howard Lutnick told reporters. “I think we’re working on all kinds of trading issues and I think the talk is going really well.” On a question whether negotiations would conclude Tuesday, Lutnick said: “If they need it, we will be here tomorrow, but I hope they end tonight.” Effect and foreign exchange markets monitor the discussions on the potential economic impacts carefully. US stocks have risen to session highlights following Lutnick’s remarks. President Donald Trump told reporters in the White House on Monday that we were doing well with China. China is not easy, and adds that it is “just getting good reports” of the nearly seven -hour session of the day. Besent said after day one that they had a ‘good meeting’. The most important issue this week is to determine the conditions of an agreement reached in Geneva last month, in which the US understands that China would allow more rare earthquake to reach US clients. The Trump administration has accused Beijing of moving too slowly, threatening deficiencies in domestic manufacturing sectors. In return, the Trump administration is prepared to remove a recent spate of benchmarks aimed at designing software, ray motor parts, chemicals and core materials, according to people familiar with the matter. Many of these actions have been taken over the past few weeks when the US -China tensions flared. ‘Win by China’ ” An American decision to return part of technological controls would be considered a victory by China, “says Dexter Roberts, not -resident senior fellow at Atlantic Council’s global China hub, adding that the possibility of exposing” any controls “was” fairly unthinkable “. A month ago, Beijing and Washington agreed to a 90-day-to-mid-August ceasefire in their crippling rates to allow time to resolve many of their differences of opinion-from rates to export controls. Lancaster House has historical importance. It offered great addresses by British Prime Minister, speeches by governors and parties of the Central Bank for Britain’s royal family. At the same time, Trump’s trading team is securing bilateral transactions with India, Japan, South Korea and several other countries that do so before July 9, when the so -called reciprocal rates of the US president rise from the current 10% base to much higher levels adapted for each trading partner. Meanwhile, Chinese President Xi Jinping on Tuesday held his first telephone conversation with South Korea’s newly elected President Lee Jae-Myung asking for collaboration to protect multilateralism and free trade. “We need to strengthen bilateral collaboration and multilateral coordination, collectively protect multilateralism and free trade and ensure the stability and smoothness of global and regional industrial chains and supply chains,” Xi said according to the CCTV report. With the help of Colum Murphy. © 2025 Bloomberg MP This article was generated from an automatic news agency feed without edits to text.