Investing.com – A meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and China President Xi Jinping to sign a long-awaited trade deal may be delayed, news reports said Wednesday.
- The terms are proving, as always, thorny. China has agreed to buy more farm products, and the deal is expected to include a U.S. agreement to scrap tariffs on $156 billion in goods including cell phones, laptop computers and toys. The tariffs were set to be imposed in December. It also wants relief on tariffs imposed in September on goods including machinery, semiconductors and furniture.