US and Chinese trade leads met in Kuala Lumpur to discuss tariffs, fentanyl control, and more, achieving basic consensus pending final domestic approvals.
On October 25–26, US and China trade representatives convened in Kuala Lumpur to address tariffs, logistics, fentanyl regulation, agricultural trade, and export controls. Both sides reached basic consensus on key issues, with details to be finalized following domestic approval procedures. The meeting aligns with China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng’s October 24–27 visit, building on prior leadership agreements to strengthen bilateral economic ties.