By Reuters
Trade negotiators from the United States and China will discuss the
implementation of the
phase one trade deal in the coming days, with
China likely to bring up issues surrounding TikTok and WeChat, Bloomberg
News reported on Wednesday, citing sources.
Agricultural purchases and the dollar-yuan exchange rate will also be
among the topics to be discussed in the virtual meeting that may take
place as early as this week, though a date has not been finalized,
according to the report.
Last week, President Donald Trump unveiled bans on US transactions with
the China-based owners of messaging app WeChat and video-sharing app
TikTok.
The report comes a day after White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow
said that the U.S.-China trade deal was in “fine” shape, despite recent
tensions between the two countries over Hong Kong, the handling of the
coronavirus outbreak, data security and trade tariffs.
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