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US and Chinese officials were preparing for the possible third days of trading in London, when US Finance Minister Scott Baby went to the city to return to Washington to speak before Congress on Wednesday.
Howard Lutnitsa, the secretary of the commerce, who joined the infant, along with the US trade representative Jamison Grira, previously told reporters that the negotiations had been well and could stretch on the third day.
“I hope they will end tonight, but if they need it, we’ll be here tomorrow,” Lutnik said before the evening session, Reuters reports.
The US team held two days of negotiations with He Lifeng, the Chinese Deputy Prime Minister, and his delegation, seeking to resolve the issues that threatened to disrupt the ceasefire in the trade war, which was agreed in the first round of negotiations last month in Geneva.
Marathon talks are held in Central London in a mansion owned by the Lancaster Government, walking a short walk from the Bakingham Palace.
The historic platform, which also at home at 39,000 wine cellars of the UK government, was provided by the British government as a neutral soil to discuss two economic superpowers.
Last week, negotiations were held between US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.
The London meeting noted the first negotiations between it and the infant since time 90-day truce broke on May 12 in Geneva if they agreed to cut Their relevant tariffs are at 115 percentage points.
Negotiations with High Shares, an effort to ensure that two complex problems-Chinese exports of rare land to the US and US technological export control in China do not break broader negotiations.
On the eve of the first round of negotiations in Geneva, the infamous warned that high tariffs had imposed another embargo on bilateral trade. Emphasizing the risks, Chinese exports to the United States decreased more dramatically in May than at any time after the 2020 pandemic.
While the United States has accused China of not honoring his promise Geneva in facilitating rare land exports, Beijing has tightened pressure on Washington to eliminate technological export controls. It also became angry that the US has announced New restrictions After the Geneva meeting.
The US has accused China of dragging the feet for approval of rare land supplies that are crucial for protection, automotive and technology industries. The slow pace of coordination has affected the production networks in the US and Europe.
Beijing in turn Warnings about using Huawei chips worldwideStopping the Software Software Chinese Companies and Cancel Visa for Students from the Country.
On Monday, a high -ranking White House official said Trump could ease the restrictions on the sale of chips in China if Beijing agreed to speed up the exports of rare land.
This will lead to a significant change in Biden’s administration, which he called what he called an “small yard, a high fence” aimed at restricting Beijing’s ability to receive American technology that can be used to assist China’s military.
