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US Treasury chief says will meet China counterparts in Stockholm

US Treasury chief says will meet China counterparts in Stockholm

LBCI5 days ago
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said Tuesday he would meet his Chinese counterparts in Stockholm next week for tariff talks, as a mid-August deadline for levies to snap back to steeper levels approaches.
Bessent told Fox Business that he will be speaking with Chinese officials on Monday and Tuesday for a third round of high-level talks to work out what he said would likely be a deadline extension.
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