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U.S.-China Trade Board Proposes Tariff Relief on $60B in Goods

A U.S.-China trade board has proposed tariff relief on $60 billion worth of goods moving between the two nations. The proposal targets household items, toys, sports equipment, and seasonal decorations for U.S. consumers, alongside agricultural products for Chinese markets. The White House has not disclosed specific tariff reduction percentages or implementation timelines. The proposal reflects ongoing negotiations to ease trade tensions that have affected freight and logistics operations. Implementation details remain pending as officials continue discussions on the framework.