According to CoinMeta, a trade representative stated that the latest details of the Sino-US trade negotiations will be announced on Monday, and the current tariff ceasefire agreement will expire on November 10th. Both sides are still negotiating to extend the agreement. A source shared with Bloomberg that a possible extension period could be 3 to 6 months, "which may be an appropriate range." New signals from the negotiations include: Trump describing his meeting with Xi Jinping as "very productive," and it was confirmed that discussions regarding chips are not part of the current negotiations. As the deadline of November 10th approaches, the update on Monday may provide the clearest indication as to whether the tariff ceasefire will be extended or whether Sino-US trade tensions will escalate again.