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Stocks jump as China ‘considers US tariff exemptions’
Stock markets jumped after it was said China is considering exempting some US goods from its 125pc tariffs. The Nikkei in Japan rose 1.8pc and the Hang Seng in Hong Kong was up 1.1pc after reports a Ministry of Commerce taskforce is collecting lists of items that could be exempted from tariffs.
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China is considering some exemptions to its 125% tariffs on US goods, with the world's second largest economy asking ...
China had hit the U.S. with a 125 percent retaliatory tariff after Trump imposed a 125 percent levy on most Chinese goods.
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