China and the US end trade talks in Paris as doubts form over Trump visit

South China Morning PostCenter-RightEN 1 min read 100% complete by Xiaofei XuMarch 16, 2026 at 01:48 PM

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China and the US concluded their sixth round of trade talks in Paris on Monday, focusing on tariffs, non-tariff measures, and bilateral investment. Chinese Vice Commerce Minister Li Chenggang described the consultations as "deep, frank, and constructive." Both sides agreed to maintain tariff stability and discussed establishing a mechanism to promote bilateral investment, achieving some preliminary consensus. China expressed concerns regarding restrictive measures introduced by the US and opposition to the Section 301 investigations. The two sides agreed to continue their dialogue.

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Donald Trump 50% Section 301 investigations 60% Paris 60% Office of the US Trade Representative 60% Li Chenggang ×270% China ×490% United States ×390%

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trade talks 100% china 90% us 90% tariffs 80% bilateral investment 70% trade measures 60% section 301 investigations 50% trade 40% economy 40%

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China

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