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Sino-US trade gets reciprocal tariff cut boost (opens the original)
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China and the United States have released reciprocal lists of products worth about $30 billion each for tariff cuts under the newly established Board of Trade framework, a move that is expected to further strengthen bilateral trade, the Ministry of Commerce said on Monday. The board will provide a key platform and institutional guarantee for the two countries to expand their list of cooperation and shorten the list of problems in economic and trade affairs, the ministry said in a statement. Mark
China, Netherlands strengthen ties in dairy sector (opens the original)
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China and the Netherlands are set to deepen exchanges in dairy production, food safety and full-chain management as growing demand for high-quality nutrition creates new opportunities for cooperation between the two countries, industry representatives said. They made the remarks at the Dutch Dairy Full-Chain Management Seminar held in Beijing last week, where government officials, industry associations, researchers and dairy companies discussed practices covering the entire dairy chain from gras
China-US economic and trade consultations yield positive consensus (opens the original)
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By Zhong Nan | chinadaily.com.cn | Updated: 2026-09-28 11:27 China and the United States have reached an arrangement to reciprocally reduce tariffs on about $30 billion worth of goods from each side, with tariffs on around 90 percent of products covered to be lowered to most-favored-nation rates, the Ministry of Commerce announced on Monday. The two sides agreed to extend their Kuala Lumpur economic and trade arrangement, originally due to expire on Nov 10, 2026, until Jan 10, 2027, while contin
China, US agree to cut tariffs on $30b of goods (opens the original)
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China and the United States have reached an arrangement to reciprocally reduce tariffs on about $30 billion worth of goods from each side, with tariffs on around 90 percent of products covered to be lowered to most-favored-nation rates, the Ministry of Commerce announced on Monday. The two sides agreed to extend their Kuala Lumpur economic and trade arrangement, originally due to expire on Nov 10, 2026, until Jan 10, 2027, while continuing discussions on a longer-term solution, said the head of
Cultural spending gains momentum (opens the original)
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With China's growing appetite for culture-driven consumption creating new opportunities for renowned foreign brands, Swiss watchmaker Swatch will deepen its engagement in China by expanding collaboration with local artists and bringing artistic aesthetics into more retail, tourism and cultural spheres, said a company executive. The push comes as the Swatch Art Peace Hotel on Shanghai's Bund — a residency where artists can apply to live and work — celebrates its 15th anniversary this year. Since
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