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China’s Xi Jinping meets foreign CEOs to urge trade stability
- Chinese President Xi Jinping met with global executives to discuss trade stability amid rising tensions with the U.S.
- Xi stated that U.S.-China trade tensions should be resolved through negotiations and pledged to improve market access and ensure equal treatment for foreign businesses.
- He warned that decoupling and supply chain disruptions harm everyone and called on multinational corporations to resist attempts to undo progress.
- Xi emphasized that China will remain a safe and promising destination for foreign investment.
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