US and Chinese officials are working on a deal to postpone a round of tariffs set to hit Chinese imports in five days, according to a media report ...
WASHINGTON: US and Chinese officials are working on a deal to postpone a round of tariffs set to hit Chinese imports in five days, according to a media report on Tuesday .
For two months, the two sides have struggled to finalise a partial deal that Trump announced in October.Statements by US officials have run hot and cold in recent days, with markets swooning last week after Trump said a deal could wait until after next year's elections.Trump launched his trade war in March 2018, demanding that China end practices widely seen as unfair - such as forced technology transfers from US firms, and massive subsidies given to Chinese firms.
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