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USTR Opens Comments on China Tariff Reductions, Proposes New 12.5% Tariff
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USTR Opens Comments on China Tariff Reductions, Proposes New 12.5% Tariff

The Office of the US Trade Representative on Tuesday issued a Federal Register notice requesting public comment on the planned US-China Board of Trade. The mechanism, a key deliverable of the recent presidential summit in Beijing, aims to identify $30 billion of non-sensitive goods to reduce or eliminate tariffs on.

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