China, US agree to $30 bn tariff cut during Xi's visit
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China and the US have agreed on tariff reductions for $30 billion worth of goods and established new bilateral cooperation initiatives.
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- The United States and China reached a consensus on tariff treatments for $30 billion worth of non-sensitive goods in each direction.
- Both nations agreed to establish a bilateral dialogue on artificial intelligence and improve crisis communication between their militaries.
- Leaders also committed to cooperation on anti-narcotics enforcement and agricultural market access.
- This agreement aims to foster a more stable and constructive relationship between the two global powers.
What to watch next
- Next bilateral dialogue session on artificial intelligence scheduled for November.
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