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Trump: More tariffs coming if no deal on China trade is reached

19 November

1 min read

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United States President Donald Trump said on Tuesday that he would increase tariffs if Washington and Beijing fail to reach a trade deal.

Speaking at a Cabinet meeting, Trump added that China will have to come to a trade deal with the US and that he is "happy" with the trade negotiations at the moment.

Trump's comments come after media reports said that the two countries still need to resolve a number of disagreements before reaching a trade deal.

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