US EditionTrade Talks with China Going Well, Says US Commerce Secretary
- Trade talks between the US and China are going "really, really well", according to US Commerce Secretary Lutnick.
- US officials are trying to resolve issues around China's blocking of rare earth mineral exports, which are critical to the US economy.
- The impact of US tariffs on China has caused a sharp drop in Chinese exports to the US, but has had a muted effect on US inflation and jobs so far.
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If you annoy Trump, he can annoy you back equally, Howard Lutnick says
Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick, back in Washington after two days helping to negotiate a US-China trade framework in London, said Wednesday that Trump gave his team permission to back off its aggressive stance against China to get a deal done.
China's vice premier says Beijing is ready to "enhance cooperation" with the United States after talks in London yielded significant results, Chinese media reported. U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick expressed optimism after a full day of talks, saying he believed concerns over rare earth metals and magnets would be "resolved" once the deal takes effect. The deal, however, still needs to be ratified...
Howard Lutnick: China Trade Talks Are Going 'Really, Really Well'
Trade talks between the U.S. and China resumed shortly after 8 p.m. in London, a Treasury spokesman said Tuesday night. The post Howard Lutnick: China Trade Talks Are Going ‘Really, Really Well’ appeared first on Breitbart.
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