US EditionChina to Send Vice Premier He Lifeng to Britain for US Trade Talks
- On June 6, US President Donald Trump revealed that fresh trade negotiations with China are scheduled to commence on June 9 in London.
- This announcement followed a May meeting in Geneva that paused the trade war Trump initiated in January, though tensions reignited afterward.
- From June 8 to 13, He Lifeng, China’s Vice Premier, is scheduled to travel to the United Kingdom to jointly lead the inaugural China-US economic and trade consultation meeting.
- Trump described his June 5 phone call with Xi Jinping as "very good," aiming to resolve tariff disputes amid a fragile truce.
- The talks intend to rebuild dialogue between the two largest economies after renewed setbacks and will be hosted by the UK as a neutral venue.
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China’s consumer prices fell for a fourth consecutive month in May. Deflation in the country’s factory-gate or producer prices deepened. Chinese Vice Premier and lead trade representative He Lifeng is expected to meet with the U.S. trade negotiation team led by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in London this week. China’s consumer prices fell for a fourth consecutive month in May, as Beijing’s stimulus measures appear insufficient to boost domes…
In the trade conflict between the US and China comes movement. The leadership in Beijing confirmed a meeting of senior representatives of both states on Monday. Vice Prime Minister He will visit Great Britain at the invitation of the British government.
Al Bawaba - Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng will meet a US delegation in the UK tomorrow for trade talks, the Chinese Foreign Ministry announced Saturday, amid a fragile truce in the trade dispute between the world's two largest economies...
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