China’s exporters to step up offshoring to beat Trump’s tariffs
US president’s trade offensive pushes producers to seek other markets as Beijing mulls retaliation options
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Trump agrees to delay tariffs on Canada and Mexico. Next up is talks with China.
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China steps up defence of renminbi against Wall Street bets
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