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China and the US have agreed to hold off on new tariffs for another two months. In a discussion with NPR, CGTN's Wang Guan says the Chinese market is too big to walk away from. Despite tariffs, sanctions and tech curbs, trade between the two countries is still around $500 billion a year, showing how deeply the two economies remain linked.
China and the US have agreed to hold off on new tariffs for another two months. In a discussion with NPR, CGTN's Wang Guan says the Chinese market is too big to walk away from. Despite tariffs, sanctions and tech curbs, trade between the two countries is still around $500 billion a year, showing how deeply the two economies remain linked.