US announcement comes after treasury secretary touted progress in two days of talks with Chinese vice-premier
The White House has announced that a trade deal with China has been struck after two days of talks in Geneva.
The announcement on Sunday came after the US treasury secretary, Scott Bessent, told reporters that there had been “substantial progress” in talks between his team and that of the Chinese vice-premier, He Lifeng, in Geneva on defusing the trade war between the world’s two largest economies sparked by Donald Trump’s 145% tariffs.
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