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A global trade deal at the WTO would lead to significant cuts in China’s already-low agricultural tariffs, new research shows, and Beijing and Washington continue to butt heads over a five-year-old US ban on imports of chicken from China.
A new research study has shown that a global trade deal at the WTO would lead to significant cuts in China’s already-low agricultural tariffs.
Meanwhile, a World Trade Organisation report published on Wednesday (22 July) repeats an earlier forecast of a 10 percent fall in world trade levels this year. At the same time, the quicker economic recovery expected in Asia is likely to see China overtake Germany as the world's largest exporter.
Beijing and Washington continue to butt heads over a five-year-old US ban on imports of chicken, with China
suing the US.
China will challenge at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) anti-dumping duties on Chinese-made screws and bolts imposed by the European Union in January.