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USA e Cina concordano proroga di due mesi della tregua commerciale

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Il Segretario al Tesoro americano Scott Bessent ha annunciato che Washington e Pechino hanno concordato una proroga di due mesi della tregua commerciale, in scadenza il 10 novembre, estendendola fino al 10 gennaio dopo i colloqui con il vicepremier cinese He Lifeng.

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La tregua commerciale tra USA e Cina era in scadenza il 10 novembre dopo precedenti accordi per ridurre le tensioni tariffarie.

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Il Segretario al Tesoro americano, Scott Bessent, ha annunciato che Washington e Pechino hanno concordato una proroga di due mesi della tregua commerciale, in scadenza il 10 novembre. Dopo i colloqui di domenica con il vicepremier cinese He Lifeng, Bessent ha affermato che le due maggiori economie mondiali hanno deciso di prolungare "la distensione economica tra i due Paesi, che doveva terminare il 10 novembre. Tale periodo sarà esteso fino al 10 gennaio".

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AI outlook — possibilities, not facts

  • Le trattative per un accordo commerciale più sostanziale riprenderanno dopo la proroga

    Possible · Within months

Open Questions

  • Quali sono i termini specifici della proroga oltre alla semplice estensione temporale?
  • Le parti stanno negoziando un accordo più sostanziale da entrare in vigore dopo gennaio?

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