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China calls on Trump to cancel tariffs to secure talks
China has called on the US to cancel its sweeping tariffs on Chinese goods entering the country as a sign that the President Donald Trump is serious about resolving the trade war between the two countries. A Chinese official said there had been no trade talks with the US, despite suggestions otherwise from the Trump administration.
Led by New York, twelve U.S. states claim Trump overstepped his authority by imposing tariffs without congressional approval.
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US President Donald Trump has delighted global investors with the possibility of a reduction in tariffs on Chinese imports.
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