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High-level US-China trade talks to resume: Officials
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IANS | 20 Mar, 2019
Negotiators for the US and China have scheduled a new round of
high-level trade talks in Beijing and Washington, aiming to close a deal
by late April to end the year-long dispute between the worlds two
largest economies.
US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer and
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin plan to fly to Beijing next week to
meet with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, The Wall Street Journal quoted
Trump administration officials as saying.
The following week, a Chinese delegation led by Liu is expected to continue talks in Washington, the officials said.
People
tracking the negotiations said the talks appear to be in their final
stages, following a rocky patch after Chinese leaders were unnerved by
US President Donald Trump's decision to abruptly break off nuclear
disarmament talks with North Korean leader Kim Jong-un in February.
"We're in the endgame," said Myron Brilliant, Executive Vice President of the US Chamber of Commerce.
If the two sides continue to make progress, he said, they should be able to finish a trade deal by the end of April.
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two sides are aiming for a package deal that includes substantial
increases in US exports to China, and Chinese pledges to boost
protection of intellectual property, end pressure on US companies to
transfer technology to their Chinese partners and reduce subsidies for
Chinese firms.
Failure to achieve a deal would likely see the US
more than double the 10 per cent tariff on $200 billion of Chinese goods
and impose fresh tariffs, the BBC reported.
Trump has in the past threatened to tax all the Chinese goods going into the US.
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US has already imposed tariffs on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods,
and China has retaliated with duties on $110 billion of US products.
The trade war has cast a shadow over global trade and is contributing to a slowdown in the world economy.
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