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China to Exempt a Tariff on 700 US Goods Due to the Covid-19 Outbreak
China to Exempt a Tariff on 700 US Goods Due to the Covid-19 Outbreak
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Kaohoon International
China Cuts Rate for Mid-Term Loan to Remedy Economy from Virus Outbreak
PBOC on Monday said that it was lowering the interest rates on mid-term loans to remedy the economic plummet from coronavirus.
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Kaohoon International
Breaking News! China Cuts U.S. Tariffs Worth $75bn by Half for Healthy Relationships!
China cut U.S. import tariffs worth $75bn by half, saying the cut was to advance the development between the two countries.
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Chinese Media Says “Not to Panic” over the Market Plunged as Coronavirus Concern
Chinese Media Says "Not to Panic" over the Market Plunged as Coronavirus Concern.
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Breaking News
China Charters a Plane to Bring the Hubei Residents Back from Abroad
China Charters a Plane to Bring the Hubei Residents Back from Abroad
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Breaking News
Coronavirus Death Toll Hits 170 with nearly 8,000 Diagnosed Cases Worldwide
Coronavirus Death Toll Hits 170 with nearly 8,000 Diagnosed Cases Worldwide.
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Kaohoon International
US to Keep Tariffs Despite the Possibility of China’s Economy Being Hurt from Coronavirus
The U.S. to Keep Tariffs Despite a Possibility of China’s Economy Being Hurt from Coronavirus.
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Breaking News
Do the Markets Underestimate the Aftermatch of Coronavirus?
Do the Markets Underestimate the Aftermatch of Coronavirus?
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Breaking News
China Is at Risk of Losing 1% of GDP and Facing Economic Crisis from Coronavirus
China Is at Risk of Losing 1% of GDP and Facing Economic Crisis from Coronavirus.
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Breaking News
Analysts Raise Unclear Issues over the “Phase One” Agreement between US-China
After the “phase one” trade deal, many analysts see that it still remains unclear for the global economy.
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Kaohoon International
Trump Inks the “Phase One” Trade Deal with China, Xi Congratulates on the Truce
Trump Inks the “Phase One” Trade Deal with China, Xi Congratulates on the Truce.
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Kaohoon International
Trump Can Still Slap Tariffs on China after Signing the Deal, Says Expert
Trump can still slap tariffs on China after signing the deal if Beijing fails to meet the condition in the Phase One deal, says expert.