Trade policy divisions spark White House clash over China
Inside the Trump administration two camps form over trade with China as an executive order to suspend talks on a long stalled investment treaty is shelved by Gary Cohn. Navarro and Lighthizer push protectionist aims while Ross favors nuanced open-trade tactics. Mnuchin faces decision on China currency manipulation with April 15 deadline approaching.
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