Confusion As Trump Says Deal With China "Signed" Yet Both Sides Violate Terms Of Ceasefire
Trade,Tariffs,China,Trade War,Xi Jinping,Donald Trump,Trump Administration,Rare Earth Minerals
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There was a burst of confusion late in the day when Donald Trump said that the US and China had signed a trade deal two weeks after saying they had reached an understanding in London about how to implement a ceasefire in the countries’ dispute.
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