Trump Says China Will Purchase U.S. Oil, Gas, And Crops After “Historic” Meeting

President Donald Trump announced that his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping resulted in several major economic and security agreements. Trump said China will begin purchasing large quantities of American agricultural products such as soybeans and sorghum, a move he said would benefit U.S. farmers.

🚨 BREAKING: Trump secures agreement from China to buy 25M tons of US soybeans annually, 12M tons immediately, Bessent says pic.twitter.com/kH1t4S0kyc

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He also stated that China agreed to continue the open export of rare earth minerals and critical materials to the United States.

WATCH: President Trump shakes hands with Chinese President Xi after their historic meeting in South Korea. pic.twitter.com/JVic29bPXF

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In a significant development, Trump said Beijing pledged to work with Washington to curb the flow of fentanyl into the U.S., calling it a major step toward ending the opioid crisis.

GLOBAL RESET: President Trump announces plans to roll back tariffs on Chinese imports following a key meeting with Xi Jinping in Busan, South Korea.

The two leaders reached new understandings on fentanyl enforcement, farm trade, and rare-earth exports — signaling a possible thaw… pic.twitter.com/pxllXexayZ

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Additionally, discussions are underway for a potential large-scale energy deal involving oil and gas from Alaska.

NEW: President Trump says China will begin buying “massive amounts” of U.S. soybeans, sorghum, and other farm products again — and will work to curb fentanyl shipments to the U.S. after what he called a “truly great” meeting with President Xi.

He adds that China will also start… pic.twitter.com/8lf4OdbLFs

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Trump described the talks as “historic,” claiming they would boost prosperity and strengthen America’s global standing. He concluded by emphasizing renewed international respect for the U.S. following his Asia trip.

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