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China Says U.S. Should Cancel ‘Reciprocal’ Tariffs Completely
China’s Ministry of Commerce said Sunday that the Trump administration’s decision to exempt high-tech items from what President Trump calls reciprocal tariffs “represents a small step by the U.S. in correcting its erroneous unilateral approach.
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