
Gavin Bade
@gavinbade
Trade and economics reporter, @WSJ. Bari sax, @futurebanddc. Michigander, DC resident, Georgetown Hoya, #LFC, #DontMuteDC. DM open.
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07-09-2011 17:19:00
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The U.S.-China trade truce in Geneva earlier this month hinged on Beijing agreeing to resume crucial mineral exports. Now China is slow-walking the concession, and the pact is in jeopardy. W/Gavin Bade Brian Schwartz wsj.com/world/china/u-⦠via The Wall Street Journal


Beijingās agreement to temporarily restore rare-earth licenses was a breakthrough in the latest #USCHINA trade talks, but the 6-month limit illustrated how each side is retaining tools to escalate tensions again. w/Gavin Bade Brian Schwartz wsj.com/world/china/be⦠via The Wall Street Journal


šØšØBessent says reciprocal tariff pause could be extended for some nations, Brian Schwartz from his comments on the Hill Hammers home the difficulty in negotiating over a dozen trade deals at the same time, as well as legal uncertainty over IEEPA tariffs.



Wall Street Journal trade and economic policy reporter Gavin Bade (Gavin Bade) joins us to discuss the latest in U.S.-China trade talks and overall Trump administration tariffs agenda. LIVE: tinyurl.com/yhxdvve5








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