🚨 U.S.–CHINA JUST PUT REAL PRODUCTS BEHIND THE $30B TARIFF DEAL.

Washington and Beijing have now released the product lists tied to their reciprocal tariff-cut framework covering about $30B of imports on each side. Roughly 90% of the covered products are expected to move toward most-favored-nation tariff rates once domestic procedures are completed.

The lists are broad:
Into the U.S. → toys, household goods, sports equipment, fireworks.
Into China → meat, seafood, dairy, grains, timber, medical equipment and coal.

Why markets care:
Lower tariffs → lower input costs
Better trade visibility → less supply-chain friction
Agriculture + coal access → stronger cross-border demand
But this is still not a full U.S.–China reset.
The cuts only apply to selected non-sensitive goods, while strategic disputes around chips, AI and national security remain unresolved.

So the real signal is:
The trade war isn’t over — but both sides are finally removing some of the friction instead of adding more. 👀
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