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US and China establish trade boards to manage disputes

The US and China have agreed to establish trade and investment boards to manage disputes and foster stability in their relationship. These boards will address issues such as tariffs, drone regulations, rare earth supplies, and market access. Despite a shared vocabulary of restraint, differences in emphasis between the two nations highlight the need for these institutions to prevent specific trade disagreements from jeopardizing the entire bilateral relationship. AI

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US and China establish trade boards to manage disputes

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Hilton Root ·

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