China: Agreement with US to cancel tariff hikes

Over the past two weeks, leaders from both sides have engaged in constructive discussions to address core concerns. They agreed to phase out additional tariffs as the agreement progresses. China's position on tariffs is consistent and clear: the trade war started with tariffs and should end with their removal. If a first-phase agreement is reached, tariffs should be canceled proportionally and simultaneously according to the agreement's content. The extent of tariff reduction in the first phase can be negotiated based on the agreement's specifics.

What was the main focus of the discussions between the leaders in the past two weeks?

• Planning a new trade war

• Negotiating military alliances

• Addressing core concerns constructively

• Discussing environmental issues

What is the agreed approach to handling additional tariffs?

• Introduce new tariffs

• Maintain current tariff levels

• Remove tariffs in phases

• Increase tariffs gradually

What is China's stance on tariffs?

• Aggressive and confrontational

• Consistent and clear

• Flexible and changing

• Uncertain and vague

What is a crucial condition for reaching the first-phase agreement?

• Increasing tariffs

• Synchronizing tariff removal

• Introducing new trade barriers

• Ignoring previous agreements

How should the removal of imposed tariffs be handled if a first-phase agreement is reached?

• Randomly and without a plan

• Based on the agreement's content

• Without any synchronization

• Only after a second-phase agreement