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U.S. and China agree to $60 billion in tariff cuts

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MarketWatch reports that the U.S. and China have agreed on $60 billion in tariff cuts covering products that include dolls and fireworks.

MarketWatch also said the talks did not produce major breakthroughs on several other major issues, including AI, Iran, and Taiwan, with rare earths remaining a sticking point.

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MarketWatchThe U.S. and China agree to $60 billion in tariff cuts on products like dolls and fireworks. Rare earths remain a sticking point.
MarketWatchThe U.S. and China agree to $60 billion in tariff cuts on products like dolls and fireworks. Rare earths remain a sticking point.

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