U.s. Suspending New Tariffs While Negotiating Trade With China, Mnuchin Says

ALAN RAPPEPORT and NOAH WEILAND, NY Times: Politics
Sun, 05/20/2018 - 8:15am

While American officials had signaled last week that China had agreed to increase purchases by $200 billion, Mr. Mnuchin declined to confirm that figure.

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U.s. Suspending New Tariffs While Negotiating Trade With China, Mnuchin Says

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