China and the US to talk trade war ceasefire, not peace

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : But a tariff reduction, however small, and an agreement for follow-up talks that could eventually encompass non-trade issues like fentanyl would still be seen as a positive outcome by investors.
21% : Trump, who unveiled the details of a new trade agreement between the United States and Britain, has signaled that punitive U.S. tariffs of 145% on Beijing would likely come down, and on Friday floated an alternative figure for the first time, saying on his social media platform that 80% "seems right."

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