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A little more detail on that FT piece,........>

CHINA
CHINA: A little more detail on that FT piece, which is probably a little more
guarded than the headline suggests:
- According to five people briefed on the discussions, the White House is
considering whether to roll back levies on $112bn of Chinese imports - including
clothing, appliances, and flatscreen monitors - that were introduced at a 15 per
cent rate on September 1..... But Washington would likely expect something in
return, including beefed up provisions on the protection of intellectual
property for US companies, greater certainty on the scale of Chinese purchases
of US farm products, and a signing ceremony for the agreement on American soil.
- One person familiar with the matter cautioned that although there was a
growing consensus within the Trump administration that they have to make a
concession on existing levies, it was unclear whether the US president himself
would sign off, so the rollback may not materialise.
MNI London Bureau | +44 0203-865-3809 | anthony.barton@marketnews.com
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