U.S.-China deal could include relief from Chinese ag duties, U.S. 'list 4' tariffs
The U.S. could convince China to eliminate tariffs on U.S. agricultural goods if it revoked at least some of the tariffs it imposed in September on roughly $112 billion worth of Chinese goods, analysts say. A Chinese Ministry of Commerce spokesman said last week that U.S. and Chinese negotiators had agreed to roll back some tariffs as part of the first phase of a deal. Reuters reported Thursday that a U.S. official confirmed China’s claim. But President Trump demurred. “They’d...