Nearly a month after China and the United States set a 90-day tariff adjustment period following their trade talks in Geneva (May 10-11), fresh optimism is emerging in the business world. At a pivotal meeting of the China-U.S. economic and trade consultation mechanism in London (June 9-10), both sides stressed that cooperation beats confrontation—a view echoed by Sun Taiyi, an associate professor at Christopher Newport University.
With the revised tariff policies now in effect, businesses are seizing the moment. A Christmas product seller from east China's Yiwu City mentioned that U.S. clients are rapidly booking orders, while a furniture exporter from southeast China's Fujian Province noted that 20 containers of previously delayed goods are now smoothly entering international markets.
Though uncertainty lingers about what will follow after the 90-day period, the current surge in business activity signals a robust shift toward mutual benefit and open dialogue in global trade 🚀🌍. This wave of cooperation offers promising cues for young entrepreneurs, investors, and global market enthusiasts looking to tap into these evolving economic trends.
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China-U.S. trade thaw sparks business rush amid lingering uncertainty
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