US EditionU.S. tariffs on China won't change again, Lutnick says after trade talks
- Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick assured that U.S. tariffs on China will remain unchanged after trade talks in London.
- President Donald Trump stated that U.S. duties on China will total 55%, but a White House official clarified this figure is not new.
- Lutnick noted uncertainties regarding temporary licenses issued by China for U.S. companies to import rare earth minerals, raising supply chain concerns.
- Trump claimed that the trade deal is 'done' and mentioned cooperation with President Xi Jinping to enhance American trade with China.
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Commerce Secretary Lutnick says US tariff levels on China won’t change after deal
U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said on Wednesday that the 55% tariffs imposed by the United States on China will not change after a trade deal was struck between the two countries. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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