U.S. Trade Representative Tai To Lay Out Washington's Trade Policy With China

 

Nikkei Asia: U.S. set to resume trade talks with China  

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WASHINGTON -- The U.S. administration led by President Joe Biden is set to resume negotiations with Beijing as part of its long-awaited strategy for handling trade with China. 

U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai is expected to speak to Chinese vice premier Liu He by telephone over the next few days, calling on China to respect the "phase one" trade agreement it signed with Washington under former President Donald Trump. 

The U.S. also plans to resurrect partial exemptions on punitive tariffs to help curb the impact of trade tensions on its domestic industry.  

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WNU Editor: U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai can be seen live delivering her remarks (see video below):

  

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