During President Donald Trump's state visit to China, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced expectations for 'large Boeing orders' as a sign of improving commercial relations between the US and China. This potential deal could be the first significant aircraft order from China since Trump's 2017 visit, which resulted in a reported $37 billion agreement for 300 Boeing aircraft. Bessent highlighted ongoing discussions about creating a joint 'board of trade' to facilitate commerce in non-sensitive sectors, focusing on consumer goods. The talks also covered artificial intelligence, with both nations acknowledging their status as AI superpowers, while addressing concerns about technology transfers. Additionally, energy and agriculture were prominent topics, with Chinese President Xi Jinping showing interest in increasing American oil imports to reduce reliance on the Strait of Hormuz. Both Xi and Premier Li Qiang emphasized the importance of maintaining stable and constructive relations, reflecting a desire for a positive trajectory in US-China ties.