Trump weighs extending deadline for China trade negotiations

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The head of the White House, Donald Trump, said he did not rule out the possibility of extending the deadline for negotiations with the China. At this time, the United States will not immediately raise tariffs on goods from China to achieve a settlement agreement in the trade opposition, AP reported.

"President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he could extend the deadline for trade negotiations with China, which ends March 2, if the two countries come to an agreement," the report said.

At this time the American side suspended increase in the import duty on Chinese goods totals USD 200 billion until March 2.
Recall, on Monday, the US delegation arrived in Beijing to hold negotiations at the expert level. A meeting of the parties at the ministerial level expected to be hold on Thursday. The final adoption of the agreement is expected at the level of the presidents, but the date of the possible meeting has not been agreed yet.
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