US EditionUS-China trade talks could temper tariff angst, but rivalry runs deep
- Delegations from China and the United States are scheduled to meet in Geneva on May 10, 2025, to negotiate ways to ease their ongoing tariff dispute.
- The talks follow years of escalating tariff battles initiated by President Trump in 2018, leading to punitive levies as high as 145% on Chinese goods.
- China's exports to the U.S. Fell 21% year-over-year in April 2025, causing factory slowdowns and job risks amid concerns over economic stagnation and inflation.
- President Trump said, "It's at 145, so we know it's coming down," signaling possible tariff reductions if talks proceed well, though analysts expect only minor cuts.
- The talks mark a first step toward easing trade tensions but leave unresolved deep economic and geopolitical conflicts between the two global powers.
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Trade truce hopes rise as China, U.S. prepare for weekend talks
Weekend talks involving top U.S. and Chinese economic and trade officials are widely seen as a first step toward resolving a trade war that has disrupted the global economy, with President Donald Trump saying that the U.S. tariffs on Beijing of 145% would likely come down.
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elcorreogallego.esIbex 35 opens up and pending tariff negotiations between the US and China
The Madrid park opened the session this Friday with a 0.22% advance that allowed it to re-play the 13,500 points, in a day marked again by business results and pending the tariff negotiations between the United States and China after having already reached the first agreement with the United Kingdom. In fact, the US president, Donald Trump, has been optimistic in the face of the first contact that the trade representatives of Washington and Beij…
Trump Sparks Risk-On Sentiment Amid US-China Trade Talks Hints - Action Forex
US President Trump reignited risk-on sentiment across global markets on 8 May, coinciding with the announcement of a US–UK trade deal framework. During a White House press Q&A, he hinted at the possibility of lowering China tariffs if upcoming trade talks in Switzerland go well. He added, “You better go out and buy stock now,” […] The post Trump Sparks Risk-On Sentiment Amid US-China Trade Talks Hints appeared first on Action Forex.
China 'has no fear' as US tariff talks loom
China has full confidence in its ability to manage US trade issues, Vice Foreign Minister Hua Chunying said on Friday, a day before officials from both sides are set to meet in Switzerland to discuss the tariffs they have imposed on each other. "We have no fear," Hua said at a middle school in a rural county in Yunnan province, adding that the trade policy of the US administration cannot be sustained. The weekend talks involving top US and Chine…
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