The US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has reported 44,703 new confirmed cases and 508 new deaths on Sunday over previous day, according to its website. The updated count sets another new daily increase record.
The USDA forecasts that China's soybean imports will slide to 90 million tons in 2019, from the previous year's 94.12 million tons. The department cited the ASF as one of the factors that will dent China's demand for soybeans.
The United States has been making repeated military threats against Pyongyang after it launched its second ICBM on July 28, by sending B-1B strategic bombers to the Korean Peninsula and holding joint missile drills with South Korea, said the news agency in a commentary.
The US government has threatened tariffs on European cars and car parts after it imposed tariffs on European steel products last year, both in the name of "national security threat".
The United States and Russia have blamed each other for noncompliance with the treaty. Washington and Moscow have each put a few limits on flights over their territories -- Hawaii and some other US bases have been off-limits, as have Kaliningrad, among others, according to media reports.
The USTR also identified an additional 0 billion in goods slated for a 10 percent duty after China retaliated in an escalating trade war. US President Donald Trump has said he is "ready to go" with tariffs on 0 billion in imports.
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The US Courts for the 9th Circuit, based in San Francisco, Northern California, ruled on Feb 9 against reinstating a travel ban signed on Jan 27 by Trump as part of an executive order.
The US investment bank expects the CSI 300 Index, a gauge that tracks 300 major listed companies in Shanghai and Shenzhen, to reach 4,200 points by the end of 2020. It said that it will stay strategically positive on Chinese sectors including 5G, retail, and pharmaceuticals in the coming year.
The UDM was bought out by China Petroleum and Chemical Corp, also known as Sinopec, and Russian oil giant Rosneft in August 2006.
The UN Security Council on Thursday did not adopt either of two competing resolutions on a cessation of hostilities in Idlib, Syria, the last city in the war-torn nation that is still largely held by rebel forces.