After Trump’s Partial Retreat on Chinese Tariffs, Beijing Urges Administration To Go Further and Reverse All ‘Wrongful Action’

The stage is set for another tech rally Monday when trading resumes in the American stock market.

AP/Hau Dinh
Sales staffs work at an Apple shop at Hanoi, Vietnam. AP/Hau Dinh

China is calling President Trump’s decision to backtrack on certain tariffs impacting consumer electronics a “small step” toward normalizing trade relations between the two countries and urging the United States to go one step further by completely reversing the trade war initiated by Washington.

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