*US-China trade talk Update* U.S.–China trade discussions appear to be progressing positively, with Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick describing recent talks as “fruitful,” while Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent referred to a “good meeting.” President Donald Trump echoed this optimism, stating, “We are doing well with China. China’s not easy,” adding that he has received “only good reports.” The bilateral meetings, aimed at easing ongoing trade tensions—particularly those surrounding shipments of advanced technologies and rare earth elements—will continue for a second day. A U.S. official confirmed that advisers from both countries are scheduled to reconvene on Tuesday at 10 a.m. in London. Meanwhile, China’s state-run People’s Daily emphasized the importance of resolving disputes through “equal dialogue and negotiation,” framing the talks as a critical opportunity to address structural concerns and stabilize bilateral trade relations in a cooperative and constructive manner.