The Chinese Commerce Ministry on Wednesday said that it’s “confident” it will be able to implement new trade terms negotiated with the U. S. but provided…
The Chinese Commerce Ministry on Wednesday said that it’s “confident” it will be able to implement new trade terms negotiated with the U. S. but provided few other details.
Reuters reported that the ministry posted a statement on its website noting that China and the U. S. will work to “actively promote the work of negotiations within 90 days,” adding that the two sides have a “clear timetable and road map.”
The ministry called the latest round of talks at the Group of 20 Summit in Argentina “very successful,” and said it was “confident in implementation” of agreed upon changes.
