BEIJING (AP) — China’s chief trade envoy is going to Washington on Thursday for talks aimed at ending a tariff war.
Vice
Premier Liu He will lead a delegation that includes China’s commerce
minister and central bank governor and industry, technology and
agriculture regulators, the Ministry of Commerce said Tuesday.
The
two governments have made conciliatory gestures ahead of the talks
including lifting or postponing punitive tariffs. But there has been no
sign of progress toward settling their core disputes over Beijing’s
trade surplus and technology ambitions.
The
two sides have raised import duties on billions of dollars of each
other’s goods, fueling fears their dispute might tip the global economy
into recession.
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