BEIJING/HONG KONG (Reuters): A tariff deal between the United States and China on Monday (May 12) was greeted with scepticism on Chinese social media, while official commentary welcomed the news.
Speaking after talks with Chinese officials in Geneva, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the two sides had agreed a 90-day pause and tariffs would be reduced by over 100 percentage points to a 10% baseline rate.
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