Hey trade enthusiasts! Fresh from a round of dynamic talks in Stockholm, the Chinese mainland and the U.S. have agreed to extend the pause on the 24% reciprocal tariffs. This means both the U.S. tariff measures and the Chinese countermeasures will stay on hold for now, giving markets a much-needed breather. 🚀
Li Chenggang, the Chinese international trade representative with the Ministry of Commerce and vice minister of commerce, confirmed the move during the press briefing. This pause is seen as a positive step toward easing recent trade tensions and offering a window for further negotiations.
Young professionals and curious minds alike, this development is a reminder that even major global players know when to hit the pause button. As the trade dialogue continues, all eyes will be on how these temporary measures pave the way for future stability and smart economic strategies. Stay tuned for more updates as the conversation evolves! 🌍🤝
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China, U.S. to continue extension of suspended 'reciprocal tariffs'
cgtn.com
