US President Donald Trump ends a two-day summit in Beijing with Chinese leader Xi Jinping. Across coverage of the meetings, both sides emphasize efforts to manage and steady economic engagement, with Xi stating that the United States and China agree to stabilize trade relations. The reporting describes the summit as concluding after multiple leader-level discussions during Trump’s visit. While the sources provided here focus primarily on the overall outcome and the trade-related understanding, they present the same broad endpoint: talks take place between Trump and Xi during a two-day period, and both sides signal continued cooperation aimed at preventing further disruption in trade ties. The accounts do not specify the full list of agenda items or any detailed commitments beyond stabilizing trade relations, but they characterize the discussions as producing an agreed direction for U.S.-China economic relations following the summit. No additional joint statements or quantified figures are included in the supplied summaries.