China Says US Tariff Cuts Could Come ‘At an Early Date’ as Trump, Xi Gear Up for Washington Summit
China seeks early reciprocal tariff cuts on $30B in goods ahead of the Trump-Xi Sept. 24 summit, alongside agriculture and trade commitments.
China and the US are talking about lowering taxes on goods they trade with each other, and leaders plan to meet soon to work out a deal. When big countries talk about doing less fighting over trade, it makes people wonder if business might get easier and smoother.
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