China Pauses Sanctions on US Companies in Trade War Climbdown

Newsweek

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The temporary tariff reduction, announced Monday following weekend negotiations between the two biggest economies in the world, triggered an immediate response from American businesses eager to secure merchandise before the three-month reprieve expires.
XinhuaNet
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Beijing also agreed to pause or remove the non-tariff countermeasures it has imposed against the U.S. since April 2, although China so far has only paused its decision to add around 50 U.S. firms to various lists restricting their ability to trade and invest.
The Gazette
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However, one key non-tariff countermeasure has yet to be reversed: export curbs on seven rare earth metals.
CNBC
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That trade restarted after the United States and China on Monday announced a 90-day thaw in their bruising trade war.
The Manila Times

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