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U.S. and China plan tariff cuts on $60 billion of goods

The tariff lists include U.S. imports such as toys and sports equipment, while U.S. farm products are among those on the Chinese side.

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CNBC reports the United States and China are moving to lower tariffs on $60 billion worth of goods, with both sides publishing product lists to determine what qualifies.

The U.S. import list includes items such as toys, sports equipment and Christmas decorations, while the Chinese import list includes U.S. farm products.

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CNBC MarketsU.S., China to lower tariffs on $60 billion of goods. Here's what qualifies

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