U.S. President Donald Trump announced that the United States and China have achieved a 'total reset' in their trade relationship following high-level discussions in Geneva, Switzerland. According to Trump, the negotiations were conducted in a friendly yet constructive manner, with many topics discussed and significant agreements reached. However, neither Trump nor U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, who led the American delegation, offered concrete details about the agreements or the specific progress made. The talks come amid a period of heightened trade tensions between the two economic superpowers, marked by tariffs and disputes over trade imbalances, intellectual property, and market access. The Geneva meeting represents a diplomatic effort to de-escalate these tensions and potentially pave the way for future cooperation. While the lack of specifics leaves the outcome somewhat uncertain, the positive tone from both sides suggests a willingness to improve bilateral relations. The international community and financial markets are likely to watch closely for further developments and clarifications regarding the agreements mentioned.