From The Times of India
Center Owned by Bennett, Coleman & Co.US-China trade talks to continue as Washington presses Beijing to honour Busan deal
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The US has urged China to honour trade commitments on agricultural purchases, rare earths and critical minerals, warning that progress depends on concrete results, while Beijing raised concerns over recent US trade restrictions. Ongoing dialogues aim to foster stable trade relations, emphasizing prior commitments such as the Busan deal, and US officials expressed concern about China’s adherence to agreements on rare‑earth materials and agricultural products.
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China and the US are engaged in ongoing dialogues to foster stable trade relations, with emphasis on prior commitments. US officials expressed concern regarding China's adherence to agreements related to rare earth materials and agricultural products. The latest discussions revealed the US's stance…
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The US has urged China to honour its trade commitments on agricultural purchases, rare earths and critical minerals, warning that progress depends on concrete results. Beijing also raised concerns over recent US trade restrictions.
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China and the US are engaged in ongoing dialogues to foster stable trade relations, with emphasis on prior commitments. US officials expressed concern regarding China's adherence to agreements related to rare earth materials and agricultural products. The latest discussions revealed the US's stance…
