The most likely outcome for tense US-China trade talks launching
on Thursday is an agreement to keep talking, with US President Donald Trump
maintaining his threat to press ahead with punitive tariffs on Chinese goods,
trade experts say.
A breakthrough deal to fundamentally change China's economic
policies is viewed as highly unlikely, though a package of short-term Chinese
measures could delay a US tariff decision.
The discussions, led by US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin and
Chinese Vice Premier Liu He, are expected to cover a wide range of US
complaints about China's trade practices, from allegations of forced technology
transfers to state subsidies for technology development.
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