US-China Trade Talks in Paris: Tariffs, Rare Earths & Labor

0:00Global stories making news on March 15th. Top US and Chinese economic leaders are kicking off talks in Paris this Sunday to smooth out their trade truths before President Donald Trump's trip to, Beijing at the end of March, led by Treasury Secretary Scott Besan and Chinese Vice Premier. He lie fun, the meetings will tackle US tariffs on Chinese goods, supplies of rare, earth minerals and magnets, American high-tech export limits, and China's buys of US farm products like soybeans. Analysts say major deals look slim, with tight-time mines and distractions from the US-Israeli war against Iran, which has spiked oil prices enclosed, key shipping routes that China relies on for 45% of its oil. The discussions build on last October's trade truths from Busan, South Korea, where China has hit early goals on soybean purchases by US aerospace, and chip makers still face shortages of vital materials like itrium. Meanwhile, US officials are launching new probes into China's excess industrial capacity

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