WASHINGTON (AP) — Some trade analysts are struck by how few tangible accomplishments seem to have come from President Donald Trump’s meeting with China’s Xi Jinping. Xi concluded his state visit to the U.S. by saying he expects to meet Trump two more times this year. Trump took Xi to the National Archives on Friday to cap a three-day visit criticized for being light on substance, though Trump says they discussed the Iran war. Little was announced outside of the promise of more meetings and Washington and Beijing agreeing to extend their trade truce until January. Cato Institute vice president of general economics Scott Lincicome says there was a lot of “pomp and circumstance” signifying nothing.