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China Pushes for Tariff Cancellation to End US Trade War
BEIJING (Reuters) - China called for all "unilateral" U.S. tariffs to be cancelled on Thursday, as signs emerged that the Trump administration may de-escalate its trade war with Beijing. China also clarified it has not held trade talks with Washington despite repeated comments from the U.S. government suggesting there had been engagement.
President Trump: ‘Actively’ Talking to China on Trade
President Trump told reporters his team is actively talking to China on trade and “we are going to have a fair deal.” “Everyone wants to be a part of what we're doing,” Trump said, after making an unexpected appearance on the North Lawn to scout for a spot for a new flag pole.
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China is not negotiating with the Trump administration over tariffs, Beijing declared, despite the White House saying it was ...
Russian President Vladimir Putin urged his economic officials on Thursday to take advantage of opportunities arising in the ...
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Uncertainty over tariffs and an unpredictable trade war is weighing heavily on companies as they report their latest ...
U.S. stocks rose on signs of trade war progress. The blue-chip Dow rose 1000 pts. Tesla reported disappointing earnings after ...
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