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Politico EU31/05/2026Business

Trump Administration Shifts Approach on China Trade, Eyes 'Managed Trade' with New Board

U.S.-China Trade Managed Trade Tariff Reductions

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The Trump administration is shifting its approach to China trade, focusing on 'managed trade' through a new U.S.-China trade board, aiming to reduce tariffs on 'non-sensitive' goods, with industry groups preparing feedback amid unclear product eligibility criteria.

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