Trump's List and Unusual Tariff Reduction Ritual
The United States and China revealed two lists of goods, each valued at approximately $30 billion, in preparation for reducing tariffs on them after the meeting between U.S. President Donald Trump and his Chinese counterpart Xi Jinping in Washington. The lists included some unusual products such as goose liver, rabbit fur, dolphins, and live animals like donkeys, mules, horses, and whales, as well as consumables and household items. However, the agreement does not cover strategic and sensitive products such as semiconductors and electric vehicles, nor does it include soybean exports. This reflects an attempt at de-escalation without resolving the major contentious issues in their ongoing trade dispute.
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