New Disputes Emerge Ahead of US-China Trade Talks in London
- U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and other officials met with Chinese counterparts in London on Monday, June 9, for trade talks.
- The meeting followed a May agreement in Geneva to pause tariffs for 90 days amid a trade war sparked by reciprocal tariffs up to 145%.
- Despite the truce, disputes persisted over export controls, rare earth mineral shipments crucial to industries, and the U.S. revoking Chinese student visas.
- Vice Premier He Lifeng attended the talks in the UK, and a Chinese Commerce Ministry spokesperson urged the U.S. to correct its erroneous practices promptly.
- The talks aimed to ease tensions that threatened the fragile tariff truce and to address ongoing economic and technology disputes between the two largest economies.
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