US, China slash tariffs on basic goods but crucial rare earths debate left off the record

The US and China have agreed to reduce tariffs on certain basic goods, a move aimed at easing trade tensions between the two nations. This decision affects 77 categories of goods worth around US$60 billion in total, with the goal of promoting economic cooperation and reducing costs for consumers. The tariff reductions are a positive development for markets, as they may help to stabilize trade relations and encourage further economic growth.

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The US and China have agreed to reduce tariffs on non-sensitive goods, which could increase trade between the two countries. This agreement may lead to increased economic cooperation and reduced tensions, which can have a positive impact on global markets.

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