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ECONOMY • UNITED STATES AND CHINA

China ties expanded U.S. farm purchases to reciprocal tariff cuts

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China says expanded purchases of U.S. farm goods depend on reciprocal tariff reductions, according to The Epoch Times. The report says the White House announced a $17 billion annual purchase commitment in May, but does not detail the terms or status of that commitment.

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The condition could affect U.S. agricultural exporters and trade negotiations; the article does not specify which products or tariffs are involved.