The trade truce provides a chance for both sides to remember that they are not enemies.

China has every reason to seek a deal now, considering that Beijing is surrounded by domestic challenges and troubles.

China doesn't seem to be offering much more than it already has. Will that be enough for Trump?

We have seen some progress, but a real deal remains difficult.

Ceasefire or Escalation?

The move signals that, trade war truce aside, serious tensions remain in the economic relationship.

Just how sustainable will U.S. efforts at ‘lawfare’ in protecting intellectual property be?

How the trade war is hitting home for average Chinese in Beijing and beyond.

Putting Meng Wanzhou's arrest into the broader context of U.S. actions.

While China's commerce ministry is eager to reach a trade deal, the foreign ministry vows to protect Chinese citizens' rights.

Markets will breathe easy temporarily, but the trade war isn't over.

Limiting the impact of the U.S.-China trade war will involve upholding the unique status of Hong Kong.

Xi has a choice: stand tough and risk economic disaster, or compromise and risk looking weak at home.

Based on recent interviews, the U.S. president believes his tariffs have no downside. That should worry China.

To have a chance of winning, the Trump administration needs to get the rest of the world on its side.

Insights from the DailyFX Markets Analysis Team.