US President Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping are set to discuss a trade framework where Washington might reduce tariffs on Chinese goods. In exchange, Beijing would commit to stricter controls on fentanyl precursor chemicals, a move aimed at curbing opioid overdose deaths in the US. The meeting, occurring at the APEC summit, could potentially de-escalate ongoing trade tensions.
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