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Details On The China-U.S. Phase One Deal Revealed
China and the U.S. finally signed phase one of their trade deal with the former agreeing to make $200 billion more in purchases. 
China and the U.S. finally signed phase one of their trade deal with the former agreeing to make $200 billion more in purchases. -
Panama Summit Strengthens China-Latin America Ties
China and Latin America are forging stronger ties through the Caribbean Business Summit in Panama. 
China and Latin America are forging stronger ties through the Caribbean Business Summit in Panama. -
Philippines, Japan To Meet For Infrastructure Talks
The Philippines and Japan will meet on Friday to talk about assistance for Philippine infrastructure projects. 
The Philippines and Japan will meet on Friday to talk about assistance for Philippine infrastructure projects. -
China, Russia Strengthen Ties In Natural Gas Pipeline Launch
China and Russia have forged stronger ties through the launching of operations of a natural gas pipeline. 
China and Russia have forged stronger ties through the launching of operations of a natural gas pipeline. -
Jokowi Encourages Domestic Palm Oil Consumption Amid EU Spat
Indonesian President Joko Widodo urged his country to increase consumption of palm oil instead of disputing with the EU for the product’s ban. 
Indonesian President Joko Widodo urged his country to increase consumption of palm oil instead of disputing with the EU for the product’s ban. -
Philippines, South Korea Still On Deadlock In FTA
The Philippines and South Korea are aiming to conclude talks on their FTA by next year. 
The Philippines and South Korea are aiming to conclude talks on their FTA by next year. -
Trade War Propels China To Look Elsewhere For Business Ties
Trade tensions with the U.S. could drive China towards better business opportunities in Africa and the Middle East, an expert says. 
Trade tensions with the U.S. could drive China towards better business opportunities in Africa and the Middle East, an expert says. -
Around 90,000 Garment Jobs At Risk Amid Cambodia EBA Withdrawal
Thousands of garment workers are at risk of losing their jobs if the EU revokes trade preferences with Cambodia. 
Thousands of garment workers are at risk of losing their jobs if the EU revokes trade preferences with Cambodia. -
Brussels Confirms First Phone Call With U.S. In Tariffs Row
The European Commission confirmed that representatives from the EU and the U.S. held talks over the phone to discuss the tariffs implemented this month. 
The European Commission confirmed that representatives from the EU and the U.S. held talks over the phone to discuss the tariffs implemented this month. -
Economic Growth Slowest In Decade From Government Authorities
With the effects of the ongoing trade concerns, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva gave the assurance that everybody loses. 
With the effects of the ongoing trade concerns, IMF Managing Director Kristalina Georgieva gave the assurance that everybody loses.
