President Trump said that he would not meet with Chinese President Xi Jinping before the Mar. 1 deadline, but CNBC reported that the administration will likely keep tariffs on some Chinese imports at 10%, rather than raising them to 25%, citing inside sources. Trump had said earlier that he would meet with Xi this month, possibly before his meeting with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un in Vietnam Feb. 27-28. While some had speculated that the meeting between the two heads of state would catalyze a breakthrough, it’s now likely that negotiations will continue at least into March. The administration ... Log in to view full article.