TechFlow news, October 26 — According to Jinshi Data, Li Chenggang, China's Ministry of Commerce representative for international trade negotiations and vice minister, said on the 26th that discussions between both sides covered numerous topics, including export control issues of mutual concern, extending the suspension period on reciprocal tariffs, fentanyl-related tariffs and anti-fentanyl cooperation, further expanding trade, U.S. Section 301-related vessel fee measures, among others. The U.S. and China conducted constructive discussions on these matters. The U.S. expressed a firm stance, while China remains resolute in safeguarding its interests. After more than a day of intense talks, both sides constructively explored solutions to properly address their respective concerns and reached preliminary consensus. Next, each side will proceed with internal approval procedures.
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