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China appoints a new trade negotiator during tariff fight with the US

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China has appointed a new trade negotiator in the midst of its tariff fight with the United States as the world’s two largest economies steadily increase tariffs on each other’s goods. The government said Li Chenggang replaces Wang Shouwen, who participated in negotiations for the countries’ 2020 tr…

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  1. NBC 6 South Florida

    Live updates: China appoints a new trade negotiator during tariff fight with the US (opens NBC 6 South Florida)

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    China appointed a new trade negotiator Wednesday in the midst of its tariff fight with the U.S.

  2. KOB 4

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    China has appointed a new trade negotiator in the midst of its tariff fight with the United States as the world’s two largest economies steadily increase tariffs on each other’s goods. The government said Li Chenggang replaces Wang Shouwen, who participated in negotiations for the countries’ 2020 tr…

  3. MyNorthwest

    China appoints new top international trade negotiator amid tariff tensions with the US (opens MyNorthwest)

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    BEIJING (AP) — China appointed a new top international trade negotiator on Wednesday amid tariff tensions with the U.S.

  4. NBC4 Washington

    Live updates: China appoints new trade negotiator during tariff fight with US (opens NBC4 Washington)

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    China appointed a new trade negotiator Wednesday in the midst of its tariff fight with the U.S. Follow along for live updates.

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