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China and US publish reciprocal tariff cuts for $30bn in goods
The reciprocal lists cover $30bn each side, with the US including 77 categories of Chinese products such as bed linen and garden umbrellas.
The US and China have released reciprocal lists of goods worth about $30 billion each, outlining plans to cut tariffs on products ranging from consumer electronics and agricultural items to artificial flowers and live dolphins, according to the Guardian Economics.
The outlets said the move is part of a broader shift away from the intense trade war that dominated much of last year, though it does not include major strategic products and no timeline has been given for the reductions.
The US list reportedly includes 77 categories of Chinese products, including bed linen and garden umbrellas, as both sides continue efforts to stabilize their relationship after a summit in Washington between Xi Jinping and Donald Trump.