Mr Trump announced a delay in imposing tariffs on $250bn of Chinese goods

Trump had originally planned to increase the tariff rate on Chinese products of $250 billion from 25% to 30% on October 1.

Trump said in Twitter: Since China coincides with the 11th National Day, it will consider the plan to increase the tariff on China's 2,500 US dollars from 25% to 30%, and postpone it from October 1 to October 15. To show goodwill.

On Wednesday, the State Council Customs Tariff Commission issued an announcement to announce the first batch of exclusion lists for US and Canada tariffed goods. It involves 16 kinds of products, including some anti-cancer drugs, lubricants, and feed whey and feed fishmeal.

In response, Trump told reporters that this is a "big move" by China and a positive gesture made before the trade talks between the two countries met in Washington.

"They took some measures...this is very good." Trump told reporters at the White House about the e-cigarette activity that day, "I think this is a gesture, okay? This is a major move."
After trade frictions between the United States and China have been going on for more than a year, Trump reiterated that he hopes to reach a trade agreement with China. "I deal with them, I know them, I like them." The president said, "I hope we can do something."

Earlier (September 5th morning), it was reported that China and the United States agreed to hold the thirteenth round of China-US high-level economic and trade consultations in Washington in early October to further resolve the current trade conflict between the two sides. Today's news shows that China and the United States have made gestures, and it seems that they are laying a soft pace for the trade negotiations that will be restarted next month.