Bloomberg reported on the continuation of trade negotiations between the United States and China

The US-China trade talks held in London will continue the next morning, June 10. This was reported on June 9 by Bloomberg, citing a source.

"Representatives of both countries concluded their first day of talks in London after more than six hours at Lancaster House, a 19th-century mansion near Buckingham Palace. The negotiations ended at about 8:00 (10:00 Moscow time) in the evening, London time. The advisers will meet again on Tuesday at 10 a.m. (12:00 a.m. Moscow time) in the British capital," the source said.

It is specified that at the business meeting, the US delegation was led by Secretary of the Treasury Scott Bessent, Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnik and United States Trade Representative Jamison Greer.

The Chinese delegation was led by Vice Premier He Lifeng. It is reported that he left the event without giving any comments to the media.

"Bessent told reporters in London that they had a "good meeting," and Lutnik called the discussions "fruitful," the agency said.

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