US-China tariff talks in Geneva concluded after 10 hours of negotiations, with no immediate indication of progress. The talks, aimed at de-escalating trade tensions, will resume Sunday. While a major breakthrough seems unlikely, both sides hope to reduce tariffs to ease global market disruptions. The discussions involved Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng. High tariffs imposed by both countries have significantly impacted bilateral trade, exceeding $660 billion annually.

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