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Investing.com – The existing tariffs on Chinese goods imported into the U.S. will remain until after the U.S. presidential election in November, Bloomberg reported Tuesday.
- A move to reduce the tariffs of 25% on $250 billion in Chinese goods and 7.5% on $112 billion of goods will hinge on compliance by Beijing to the phasae one trade deal, Bloomberg said.
- The U.S. will review progress and possibly trim tariffs no sooner than 10 months after the phase one deal is signed Wednesday, Bloomberg said.
- The broader market pulled back after the report, with the moving slightly into the red, down 0.04%.
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