TREE NEWS update: China’s Foreign Ministry said it has no information to offer on a proposal by US President Donald Trump for trilateral talks with China and Russia. Spokesperson Mao Ning declined to say whether Beijing would accept the offer, telling a regular press briefing that she had nothing to provide on the question. Trump had said he took a positive attitude toward such a meeting.
China Says No Information on Trump’s Proposed US-China-Russia Talks
Beijing's refusal to even acknowledge the proposal is itself the signal: it keeps the initiative in Washington's court without committing to a format that could constrain China's options. For markets, the takeaway is that any near-term de-escalation channel between the three capitals remains unconfirmed, so risk sentiment around trade and strategic rivalry stays hostage to rhetoric rather than structured diplomacy. Whether Beijing eventually engages, or lets the offer fade, is the open question worth tracking.
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