USTR Greer says US-China Board of Investment is to be a government forum, adds there's no situation where there's no trade between US and China, also says the Trump admin wants to be pragmatic regarding China

The USTR's comments signal a commitment to keep trade channels open between the US and China, highlighting a pragmatic approach under the Trump administration.

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This could alleviate some market anxieties regarding escalating trade tensions, and investors may respond positively as stability in US-China relations could support equity markets and commodities. However, it's important to remain cautious about potential shifts in sentiment depending on future developments.

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