US and China Agree to 90-Day Trade War Truce, Slashing Tariffs
New York PostMay 12, 20253 min3,883 views
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- 🤝 Both the US and China have agreed to a 90-day truce in their ongoing trade war, signaling a desire to avoid further economic decoupling.
- 📉 Reciprocal tariffs have been significantly slashed, with China's rate dropping from 125% to 10%, and the US rate reducing from 145% to 30%.
- 🎯 The agreement aims to bring trade into more balanced terms, with expectations of increased US goods purchases by China.
Background and Previous Measures
- ⚠️ The previous administration's approach is described as having led to a significant imbalance in bilateral trade due to neglect.
- 📈 The current agreement specifically addresses reciprocal tariffs imposed since April 2nd, reducing them by 115% to a 10% rate.
- 💊 Separate measures related to fentanyl are on a different, positive track with ongoing constructive conversations.
Negotiation Dynamics
- 💬 The rapid conclusion of these discussions is attributed to mutual understanding and respect between the Chinese and US delegations.
- 🇨🇭 There's a mention of Switzerland's trade training programs and its position ahead of the EU in securing trade deals with the US.
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