Washington and Beijing Discuss Reducing Tariffs on Non-Sensitive Goods Before Leaders' Meeting
Working-level talks between the U.S. and China have focused on lowering tariffs for non-sensitive products. Officials hope to extend a trade truce prior to an upcoming Trump-Xi summit. However, disagreements over trade, Iran, and rare earths continue to strain relations.
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Ongoing negotiations at the working level between the two governments are centering on the possibility of easing import duties for items deemed
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