SCMP: No breakthrough but some consensus in China-US trade talks, Beijing says
Beijing and Washington agree only to keep talking after two days of dialogue
China and the United States have wrapped up their first round of trade talks with no breakthrough, agreeing only to have more dialogue to ease tensions.
A short statement released by the state-run Xinhua news agency said both sides were still “very divided” on some issues and “more work needed to be done”.
The two sides “reached some consensus” and exchanged views on expanding US exports to China, bilateral investment, intellectual property protection and the imposition of tariffs, the statement said, without elaboration.
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WNU Editor: A lot of promises from China .... but no details. These talks are going nowhere.
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