US-China negotiations continue next week, but no date set yet for presidential summit
The White House confirmed this week that two additional rounds of face-to-face negotiations will begin in Beijing next Tuesday. While no official announcement has been made about when Presidents Trump and Xi will meet, rumors have begun to circulate that a summit may occur as early as June. Meanwhile, industry representatives wrote to Trump this week pressing for certain elements that they would like...
Both sides plan more in-person negotiations, striving for a presidential summit in late-May, while US gains leverage from two...
Negotiations continue, with progress on enforcement and cyber issues
Bilateral negotiations continued over video conference on Wednesday and Thursday of this week at the principal level after last week’s face-to-face discussions. While the removal of tariffs reportedly remains unresolved, this week’s negotiations appear to have made progress on enforcement and cybersecurity related issues. While no date has been announced for a presidential summit, US-China Business Council (USCBC)...
No deal yet and no date set for a presidential meeting, but talks continue to make progress
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Negotiations continue in Beijing next week, but presidential meeting still unconfirmed
US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and...
While bilateral trade negotiations may conclude in the next few weeks, a meeting between Presidents Trump and Xi appears to no longer be under consideration for March, but may take place in April.
Both countries are reportedly still working on the details of a possible agreement. According to Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin on Thursday, too much work remains for the two presidents to...
Tariff hike suspended; Lighthizer discusses progress made in trade talks
In a Federal Register Notice released this week, the Office of US Trade Representative (USTR) formally...
Outlines of an agreement start to take shape at this week’s bilateral trade negotiations
Bilateral trade negotiations this week continued to make progress on several memoranda of understanding (MOUs) that could serve as the framework of a potential trade deal between the two countries. Few details are known about what the six MOUs include and if they will lead to an...
No deal yet, but trade negotiations to continue next week, Congress weighs in
This week’s bilateral trade negotiations in Beijing ended without an agreement, but further talks will be held...
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