Trump Scores Another Global Win: Breakthrough Meeting with China’s Xi Jinping in South Korea
- Giovanni DiMauro
- Oct 30
- 2 min read

By John DiMauro | 247TrumpNews.com | October 25, 2025
President Donald J. Trump has done it again. On his whirlwind tour through Southeast Asia, culminating in a landmark meeting with China’s President Xi Jinping in Seoul, South Korea, Trump delivered yet another diplomatic and economic victory for the United States. Calling the meeting “a 12 out of 10,” the President left no doubt that America is once again leading the world — from a position of strength.
The two leaders agreed to lower Fentanyl tariffs on Chinese goods from 25% to 10 percent, easing pressure on global markets while maintaining America’s strategic advantage. In exchange, President Xi committed to take meaningful action against China’s fentanyl exports, a gesture that could save countless American lives and curb the flow of deadly narcotics flooding U.S. communities.
It was a bold, results-driven exchange — pure Trump diplomacy in action.
Perhaps the biggest headline from the summit came from agriculture. China agreed to purchase 25 million metric tons of American soybeans, a major win for U.S. farmers. By negotiating trade over bailouts, Trump once again proved that real leadership produces prosperity — not dependency. American agriculture now has new markets, new momentum, and new hope.
Energy was also front and center. The two nations struck a side agreement for China to increase its purchases of U.S. oil, cutting reliance on Russian imports and strengthening global energy stability. The move not only enhances America’s role as a top energy exporter but also weakens Moscow’s leverage in world markets — a subtle but powerful geopolitical victory that only a seasoned dealmaker like Trump could engineer.
The leaders also agreed to a historic exchange of state visits — Xi will visit the White House this coming spring, and Trump is expected to travel to Beijing later in 2025. It’s a sign of renewed respect and constructive engagement — not the empty posturing the world grew used to under past administrations. Once again, Trump is showing that peace through strength and mutual benefit can coexist when there’s real leadership at the table.
Meanwhile, the American economy is roaring. Markets hit new all-time highs following news of Trump’s successful Asia tour. The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates following its two-day meeting this week, likely sending stocks even higher. Investors and business leaders around the world are watching a resurgence of confidence unlike anything seen in decades — all rooted in one undeniable truth: America is back.
Trump’s trip has already produced nearly one trillion dollars in new trade and investment commitments from key partners, including Japan, Malaysia, and Cambodia. From rare-earth minerals to LNG to tech investments, the results speak for themselves. While Washington’s political class argues over shutdowns and soundbites, President Trump is out in the world making deals, making peace, and making America stronger than ever.
As the President likes to say: we’re winning again. And with each trip, each deal, and each handshake, it’s clearer than ever — the world knows it too.







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