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China Waives Tariffs on Some U.S. Goods, but Denies Trump's Claim That Talks Are Underway
China exempted some U.S. imports from its steep tariffs in a sign on Friday that the trade war between the two countries could be easing, though China quickly knocked down U.S. President Donald Trump's assertion that negotiations were underway.
By Laurie Chen, Michael Martina BEIJING/WASHINGTON (Reuters) -When the leaders of some of the world's largest companies ...
Chinese officials vowed to provide more support for exporters affected by US President Donald Trump’s tariffs, showing ...
Countries caught between the U.S. and China are in “an impossible situation” because they need to stay economically connected ...
Chinese policymakers on Monday sought to assuage concerns the broad U.S. tariffs could derail efforts to shore up a fragile ...
Despite signs of a thaw earlier this week, Washington and Beijing are locked in a standoff on tariffs, and global supply ...
Beijing has been canvassing companies and waiving duties on American goods in sectors where it lacks alternatives.
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China and Hong Kong stocks barely moved on Monday after Beijing pledged to stabilise capital markets without announcing fresh ...
China is considering exempting certain imports from the U.S. from the 125 percent tariffs it imposed earlier this month, as ...
China has denied President Trump's assertion that the two sides were involved in active negotiations over tariffs.
China's leaders have shrugged off the potential impact from U.S. President Donald Trump's trade war, saying they have the ...
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