Expectations for a breakthrough in U.S.-China trade relations remain subdued despite Trump’s announcement of a potential deal. According to Mark Williams, Chief Asia Economist at Capital Economics, the agreement focuses narrowly on non-tariff issues—such as rare earth export controls—while leaving core trade tensions unaddressed.
Crucially, existing tariffs remain untouched. Although the resumption of dialogue may signal room for future progress, Williams cautions that the bilateral relationship is “in far worse shape than a few months ago,” limiting near-term optimism.
Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( US-China trade deal offers limited progress, says Capital Economics )
Also on site :
- Robert De Niro, 81, Makes Rare Public Appearance With Daughter Helen, 13
- Callum Turner’s Net Worth at the Time of His Engagement to Dua Lipa
- '80s Metal Legend Celebrates the Legacy of Brian Wilson: 'A Huge Inspiration'