Key facts
- Presidents Trump and Xi concluded their summit in Washington with a visit to the National Archives.
- The leaders agreed to extend the trade truce.
- Details on trade deals are expected Monday.
- Xi Jinping stated bilateral ties will be "brighter".
- Xi Jinping invited Trump to APEC and G20 meetings.
- Xi Jinping departed Washington after a three-day state visit.
Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping concluded their summit in Washington with a visit to the National Archives, viewing historical documents and agreeing to extend a trade truce. Trump called the meeting 'very productive,' with details on trade deals expected Monday. Xi Jinping stated that bilateral ties would be 'brighter' and extended invitations to Trump for the APEC and G20 meetings. Xi departed Washington after a three-day state visit, with Trump bidding farewell on Truth Social.