US EditionSlapped with tariffs, some US trade partners lean toward Beijing
- The Trump administration considered using tariff talks to isolate China's economy, according to reports on Wednesday.
- The US aimed to pressure countries to limit trade with China in exchange for tariff reductions.
- The US sought commitments from over 70 countries to prevent China from circumventing tariffs.
- One government source stated, 'Our position and approach towards China is clear,' despite US pressure.
- Some nations, feeling 'scorned' by US tariffs, may be more open to trade overtures from China.
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