US-China Trade Talks: Discrepancies in Claims as Tariff Disputes Escalate
China has dismissed Trump's claims of ongoing trade talks as 'fake news', reaffirming calls for a tariff rollback amidst ballooning tensions.

US and China clash over status of trade talks. Here's what to know.

US and China holding talks on trade war, Trump says after Beijing rebuttal

China Denies Trump's Claim That They Are Holding 'Daily' Tariff Talks

China denies suggestion it's in talks with Trump over tariffs
Overview
Tensions between the US and China persist over trade negotiations. President Trump claimed to be 'actively' discussing trade, but China refuted this by calling it 'fake news'. A Chinese official stated that there have been no discussions regarding tariffs, directly contradicting Trump. The US currently imposes tariffs as high as 145%, with China retaliating by implementing 125% tariffs on US goods. Both sides are in an impasse, despite Trump's indication of a possible softening approach. Economic experts express concern over the potential risks of ongoing escalations, suggesting that further escalation could negatively impact the global economy.
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