Trump trims China tariffs, ‘settles’ rare earth dispute.
The president says his meeting with China’s Xi Jinping was a productive one. Tariffs on Chinese imports will be cut by 10 percent, down to 47 percent, while China will pause new export controls on essential rare earth minerals and buy more US soybeans. Let’s see how long it lasts this time. [Link: Trump shaves China tariffs in deal With Xi on fentanyl, rare earths | https://www.reuters.com/world/china/looming-trump-…
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