China-US relations
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Singapore Admits Being Hit By China-U.S. Trade War
Singapore is affected by the China-U.S. trade spat but it is committed to achieving economic growth. 
Singapore is affected by the China-U.S. trade spat but it is committed to achieving economic growth. -
Amazon Merchants Scramble To Deal With Pricing Influx
Amazon sellers are not sure how to face the tariff impositions from the U.S. government as they see lower sales when they increase prices. 
Amazon sellers are not sure how to face the tariff impositions from the U.S. government as they see lower sales when they increase prices. -
Xi-Trump G20 Meeting May Include Huawei In Agenda
Some analysts said the upcoming talks between China’s Xi Jinping and the United States’ Donald Trump may include the contested Huawei blacklisting. 
Some analysts said the upcoming talks between China’s Xi Jinping and the United States’ Donald Trump may include the contested Huawei blacklisting. -
U.S. Firms Stand For China In Washington Hearing
American companies stood during a Washington hearing on Monday, pleading for the tariffs to stop since they have no alternatives besides China. 
American companies stood during a Washington hearing on Monday, pleading for the tariffs to stop since they have no alternatives besides China. -
Journal: China Prepared For A Long, Rough Trade War
China is ready for a long and arduous trade war but it is unclear if U.S. companies are prepared for the fight. 
China is ready for a long and arduous trade war but it is unclear if U.S. companies are prepared for the fight. -
Beijing White Paper Hints Trade Deal Is Farther Than Ever
Beijing is willing to talk about a trade deal but it demands equality and “realistic” requests from the White House. Beijing is willing to talk about a trade deal but it demands equality and “realistic” requests from the White House. -
China Eases Up On Business Fees And Tariffs
China is living up to its commitment of opening up its market to entrepreneurs as it announced cuts on certain fees in corporate sectors. 
China is living up to its commitment of opening up its market to entrepreneurs as it announced cuts on certain fees in corporate sectors. -
Analysts Optimistic Of China’s March Data, U.S. Tempers Subsidies Demand
Economic experts are expecting to see improved March data as reports emerged about the U.S. trade delegation watering down its demands on industrial subsidies. 
Economic experts are expecting to see improved March data as reports emerged about the U.S. trade delegation watering down its demands on industrial subsidies. -
Boeing Crisis Could Hamper China-U.S. Trade Deal
China is reportedly reconsidering whether or not it will purchase Boeing 737 Max models as part of its trade deal with the U.S. 
China is reportedly reconsidering whether or not it will purchase Boeing 737 Max models as part of its trade deal with the U.S. -
China And US ‘Cooperation’ May Be The Way To End Trade War
China’s Guo Weimin, spokesman for the Chinese political advisory council, pointed out Saturday that “cooperation” between the United States and his own nation, China, is key in ending the trade war and finally move forward. 
China’s Guo Weimin, spokesman for the Chinese political advisory council, pointed out Saturday that “cooperation” between the United States and his own nation, China, is key in ending the trade war and finally move forward.
