Chinese and U.S. officials wrapped up two days of talks in Stockholm on Tuesday without reaching an agreement to extend their trade truce, which is set to expire in mid-August. While both sides agreed to continue discussions, a renewed trade war remains a risk. U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the talks were “constructive” but stressed any extension must be approved by President Trump, who hinted at unresolved issues but noted progress had been made. A 90-day extension is under consideration.