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“China is seeking U.S. approval for $30 billion of low- or zero-tariff exports, which it believes was promised in May 2026.”
Analyzed on 2026-11-02T11:45:45+00:00 · Last updated 2026-11-02
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In addition to an extension of the trade truce, China will be seeking to get approval for $30 billion of low- or zero-tariff exports to the United States, which it believes was promised in May, and would also like signals that the White House will approve PRC investments into the United States, particularly in electric vehicles, batteries, renewable energy, and other technology.
Extracted from: Xi Jinping’s Return to Washington: A State Visit to Build Stability , CSIS
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