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The United States said on Wednesday that it signed an agreement with ZTE Corp that paves the way for the Chinese tech company to resume operations after a nearly three-month ban on doing business with American suppliers.
MoreMost US businesses operating in China oppose the use of tariffs in retaliation for the challenges they face, from an uneven playing field to poor protection of intellectual property rights, a survey showed on Thursday
MoreAs Trump administration bashes China on trade, U.S. officials visit to Mexico revives hope for NAFTA
U.S. officials are visiting Mexico Friday, adding to speculation that the Trump administration may be looking for a victory on another trade front while tensions escalate with China.
MoreDuties imposed on these commodities are important inputs for various streams like animal feed and plastic processing industries.
MoreThe ongoing US-China trade war will greatly impact the structure of the world economy in the future, causing damage but also generating indirect opportunities for countries where the economy relies heavily on agricultural production like Việt Nam.
MoreTurkey could gain an advantage from the trade wars between the U.S. and China by increasing exports to these countries and expanding into alternative markets
MoreThe US and China are two important trade partners of Vietnam. Any interruption in exports will have a big impact on the national economy.
MoreU.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo announced $113 million in new technology, energy and infrastructure initiatives in emerging Asia on Monday, at a time when China is pouring billions of dollars in investments into the region.
MoreThe US’s decision to restrict the import of investment capital from China has pushed the latter into the arms of the EU, suggesting a bilateral investment deal could be in the making, as both Brussels and Beijing are disgruntled by the new US trade policies.
MorePresident Trump further escalated his trade fight with China on Monday, saying his administration was prepared to impose tariffs on another $200 billion worth of Chinese goods and potentially even more if Beijing continues to fight back.
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