Trade negotiations between the world's two largest economies are due to recommence in Washington later on Thursday, with the White House denying a report from the South China Morning Post that Chinese Vice Premier Liu He intends to leave after the first day of minister-level meetings. CNBC reported, citing a White House official, that Liu is still scheduled to leave on Friday evening.
There had been reports Wednesday that China was considering a partial deal, but the White House official told CNBC that President Trump has yet to decide whether a breakthrough can be made.
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