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China Waives Tariffs on Some U.S. Goods, but Denies Trump's Claim That Talks Are Underway
China exempted some U.S. imports from its steep tariffs in a sign on Friday that the trade war between the two countries could be easing, though China quickly knocked down U.S. President Donald Trump's assertion that negotiations were underway.
The developments came as China has struck a publicly defiant tone and Trump sowed confusion by claiming that he had spoken ...
The impact from tariffs has so far been most immediately felt in financial markets, with stocks erasing nearly a year’s worth ...
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