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08.05.2019, 09:39

China said to have backtracked on nearly all aspects of US trade deal last week - report

The latest report by Reuters, citing sources with knowledge of the talks, says that China had deleted its commitments to resolve core complaints by the US last Friday i.e. theft of intellectual property and trade secrets, forced technology transfers, competition policy, access to financial services, and currency manipulation.

Adding that the document handed over by the Chinese camp was riddled with reversals on said key commitments and undermined core US demands.

The report adds that the stripping of binding legal language in the agreement was greeted with a cold response from Lighthizer as he views changes to Chinese laws as the highest priority for trade talks and is afraid of 'empty reform promises' from China.

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