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Trump Secures $17 Billion Annual Chinese Commitment For U.S. Farm Goods
Trump Secures $17 Billion Annual Chinese Commitment For U.S. Farm Goods
Summary:
White House Says China Agreed To $17 Billion Annual Commitment To Purchase Agri Goods
China, U.S. Agree To Cut Levies On Select Products, Expand Agri Trade
China, U.S. Reach Boeing Jet Purchase Agreement
U.S. And China Agree To Establish Trade And Investment Boards
Trump-Xi Summit Delivers Modest Trade Wins
White House Releases Fact Sheet
The White House has released more details about the agricultural deal it secured with China following President Trump's visit to Beijing last week to meet with Chinese President...
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