U.S. extends China tariff deadline

The U.S. has extended its China tariff deadline by another 90 days, allowing talks to continue as Beijing pledges to hold off on further escalation. Meanwhile, President Trump has confirmed that the U.S. government will take a 15% cut off top chipmakers' China sales, and suggests he could allow Nvidia to begin exporting a downgraded version of its advanced Blackwell chip. Across the Atlantic, EU leaders - apart from Hungary – said that the Ukrainians must have "the freedom to decide their future" ahead of the Trump-Putin summit, while the U.S. President seems to downplay the chances of a breakthrough.

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