U.S.-China agreement lowers tariffs for now

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China is interested in increasing trade with Canada, but the two countries will have to first resolve their current trade dispute that has tariffs being imposed on both sides, says the country's ambassador to Canada.

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China will release more information in due course on establishing an economic and trade consultation mechanism with the United States, based on the consensus reached during the recent Geneva talks, He Yongqian, a spokesperson from the Commerce Ministry,

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The joint statement said the decision to reduce the tariffs was taken temporarily “recognising the importance” of the bilateral economic and trade relationship to both countries and the global economy.

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Top stories from the past week. U.S.-China talks yield big tariff cuts while talks continue. The U.S. and China agreed to a 90-day pause on most recently imposed tariffs, opting to de-escalate their burgeoning tariff war while negotiations continue. Both sides, concluding two days of high-level talks in Geneva, dropped tariff levels 115 percent. Levies in place before the recent escalation will remain in place. Negotiators (the U.S. side led b…

U.S.-China agreement lowers tariffs for now

U.S. President Donald Trump said China has agreed to remove non-tariff barriers to U.S. imports as he announced a de-escalation of his trade war with Beijing, according to Akayla Gardner with Bloomberg News.