Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross is tempering expectations for an end to the trade war when U.S. and Chinese officials meet in Washington in a few days.
During a CNBC interview Thursday, Ross said, “we’re miles
and miles from getting a resolution” and that trade is a very complicated
issue.
The vice premiere of China is scheduled to meet with U.S.
Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer Wednesday and Thursday.
Minnesota Soybean Growers Association executive director Joe Smentek tells Brownfield U.S.
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