The win

The U.S.–China Board of Trade posted recommended lists: each side named about $30 billion of non-sensitive goods for possible lower tariffs, still subject to each country’s own laws. U.S. goods on the list include agriculture, seafood, wood, and medical devices; Chinese goods include small appliances, toys, and similar consumer products. The September 25 state-visit readout also said China committed to buy at least 10 million metric tons of U.S. coal in 2027 and again in 2028. The tariff lists are recommendations. They are not a cut that has taken effect.