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China and the United States will resume trade talks next week in Beijing, according to the Hong Kong-based South China Morning Post.
Beijing – .. The newspaper pointed out that "a Chinese source confirmed that the US negotiators will return to Beijing next week to discuss details."
According to the source, the Chinese side wants first of all to see how the US administration will ease the ban on what Huawei is supplying, as promised by President Donald Trump. After that, China will make a commitment to buy US agricultural products.
If the parties can not resolve the problem, the talks will stop immediately, and Washington will impose new tariffs on China's $ 300 million export, the source said.
US President George W. Bush's adviser, Larry Kudlo, told reporters that US-China consultations on economic and trade issues could begin in the coming weeks.
On the sidelines of the G20 summit in Osaka, US President Donald Trump held a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in which he announced his country's willingness to reach a mutually acceptable trade agreement and agreed to resume talks while expressing its willingness not to impose new tariffs on Chinese goods .
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