US EditionBREAKING NEWS: Trump says trade talks this weekend with China to be "substantive"
- President Donald Trump announced high-level trade talks between U.S. And Chinese officials will take place in Switzerland on May 10, 2025.
- These talks stem from ongoing tensions caused by U.S. Tariffs of 145% on Chinese goods and reciprocal Chinese tariffs of 125% on American products.
- The discussions may cover tariff exemptions on baby items like strollers and car seats and include raising the case of ex-media mogul Jimmy Lai.
- Trump urged investors to purchase stocks, expressing his confidence that the nation’s market performance would soar rapidly upwards, demonstrating optimism amid increasing market gains.
- The talks could ease tariff tensions and influence global economic confidence, though analysts emphasize outcomes remain uncertain and closely watched.
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Trump Says Upcoming US–China Trade Talks Could Result in Tariff Reductions
President Donald Trump on May 8 indicated that upcoming talks between the United States and China “could” result in cuts to the current tariffs imposed on the adversary. “We’re going to see right now,” Trump said from the Oval Office in response to a question on whether Americans could expect a cut in the tariff rates. “You can’t go any higher. It’s already at 145 [percent]. So we know it’s coming down. I think we’re gonna have a very good relat…
Trump Sees ‘Substantive’ China Talks That May Yield Tariff Cut
US President Donald Trump said he believed trade negotiations launching this weekend with China would result in tangible progress, predicting Beijing would be willing to make concessions and saying he could consider cutting punishing tariffs against the country if there were significant momentum.
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