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The talks could cover about $30 billion in trade and lower duties on Chinese inputs for manufacturers, people familiar with the matter said.
- American and China are discussing tariff cuts on energy and agricultural shipments, signaling the summit next week will extend the one-year trade truce.
- Reciprocal tariff cuts on roughly $30 billion in trade are expected under an earlier plan, with most-favored-nation rates applying to certain items from China.
- China is making steady progress on its pledge to buy 25 million tons of American soybeans annually through 2028, recently passing the halfway mark this year.
- Trade Representative Jamieson Greer told Fox News he expects "announcements on agriculture and nontariff barriers related to agriculture" during the Chinese President's visit.
- While bilateral trade exceeded $400 billion in the first eight months this year, an agreement would signal Washington and Beijing can maintain ties despite divisions over Taiwan.
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China and US discuss cutting tariffs on agriculture and energy
The US and China are discussing slashing tariffs on certain goods, including on American energy and agricultural shipments – a potential sign the leaders’ summit next week will lead to an ex... Read more at The Business Times.
China and U.S. Discuss Cutting Tariffs
“The U.S. and China are discussing slashing tariffs on certain goods, including on American energy and agricultural shipments — a potential sign the leaders’ summit next week will lead to an extension of the one-year trade truce,” Bloomberg reports. “The meetings between the two sides are also likely to result in an agreement to lower […]
Roundup: Tariff cuts / Frymaster / Diesel breaks $6
One-year truce: The U.S. and China are discussing targeted tariff cuts on American energy and agricultural products, as well as Chinese manufacturing inputs, potentially helping extend the countries’ one-year trade truce. The talks could produce a limited agreement covering roughly $30 billion in trade, with agriculture playing a key role as China continues purchases of […]
The United States and China are discussing reducing duties on agricultural products and energy resources, Bloomberg reports
The United States and China are discussing reducing duties on agricultural products and energy resources, Bloomberg reports.The deal could demonstrate that "Washington and Beijing can maintain ties despite growing differences over artificial...
Washington and Beijing negotiate reciprocal tariff reductions of about US$30 billion on the side, with agricultural, energy and manufactured products at the center of the talks. The possible agreement precedes the planned meeting between Donald Trump and Xi Jinping and could offer a signal about the future of the trade truce that expires in November 2026.
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The tariff reduction talks could ease trade tensions, fostering economic stability and setting a precedent for future US-China negotiations.
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