Key Facts

• President Trump said several trade deals were made, including China agreeing to buy 200 Boeing jets, but China and Boeing have not confirmed this.
• China’s official statement did not mention specific trade deals but said they want to open their market more to U.S. businesses.
• The U.S. said both leaders agreed to reduce fentanyl precursor drug flow into the U.S., but China’s statement did not mention fentanyl or drug issues.
• On Iran, the U.S. said both countries agreed Iran should never have nuclear weapons. China’s statement talked about the conflict needing a political solution but did not specifically say Iran must not have nuclear weapons.
• Both sides talked about increasing Chinese purchases of U.S. agricultural products and expanding market access for American businesses.
• The U.S.-China statements on the summit differed significantly, showing limited overlap on what was discussed or agreed.
• The summit also included discussions on the U.S.-Israel war on Iran, with China saying the war should never have started, which was not mentioned in the U.S. statements.