Reports are emerging of a list of potential concessions from Chinese officials in response to ongoing pressure from the Trump Administration, though sources say these may not be enough to end the trade war.

The commitments "fall short of the type of major structural reforms" demanded by Trump, according to Bloomberg's report, citing anonymous U.S. government officials.

In fact, much of the list appears to be rehashed changes Beijing has already made, including raising equity caps on foreign investment in certain industries. Absent are commitments to industrial policy changes, such as Xi’s “Made in China 2025.”

The move was framed as "constructive," but questions remain about what kind of a deal Trump can secure ahead of the G20 summit in Buenos Aires later this month.