The U.S. and China agree to $60 billion in tariff cuts on products like dolls and fireworks. Rare earths remain a sticking point.

Sep 28, 2026 9:15 PM · MarketWatch

The Trump administration and its Chinese counterpart have offered details about a “board of trade” plan that delivers tariff cuts for limited sets of products, but there wasn’t much progress on other issues during Chinese President Xi Jinping’s visit to Washington, D.C., which wrapped up on Friday.

For Chinese products that are imported into the U.S., 77 types of goods have been put forward to score lower tariffs, including fireworks, plastic tableware, bed and table linens, certain appliances, inflatable balls for sports and toys such as dolls and puzzles.

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