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China delays the deadline for its two American trade investigations until December

China delays the deadline for its two American trade investigations until December

Beijing's commerce ministry says the twin inquiries, initially meant to wrap up within six months, will now run until 27 December. Officials started this work in March to counter American reviews of forced labour and excess factory production. This delay follows recent talks where both nations agreed to reduce tariffs on $60 billion of goods and extend their broader trade truce until 10 January.

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