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HONG KONG (Reuters) - China will ask Wall Street firms for ways to improve ties with the United States and suggestions to open up its financial sector at a day-long meeting in Beijing on Sunday, people familiar with the matter said. The Chinese government sent invitations for the hastily-convened meeting a few weeks ago as trade tensions between the world’s two largest economies appeared to be headed for a full-blown trade war. Top financial firms in both countries are sending representatives to the meeting, although heavyweight invitees such as Blackstone’s Stephen Schwarzman were unable to rearrange their schedules to attend the meeting, a source said.

The meeting will be chaired by Zhou Xiaochuan, former governor of the People’s Bank of China, and John Thornton, ex-president of Goldman Sachs, Attendees will also meet with Chinese vice-president Wang Qishan on Monday morning after the full-day Sunday session, according to an invitation reviewed by Reuters, Zhou and Thornton have asked participants to give one or two specific ideas on how to further open up China’s financial sector as well as suggest ways to matte gold beer tap cufflinks “forge normal U.S.-China relations for the benefit of our two countries and the world,” according to the people and a meeting agenda seen by Reuters..

The people, who have knowledge of the meeting, declined to be named as the roundtable details were not public. The meeting ideas should be accompanied by specific action points, said one source who was briefed on the agenda. “They don’t want something feel-good. It’s got to be specific actionable areas where reform and opening markets is needed,” said one of the sources. Chinese government officials will aim to reassure the U.S. financial firms that Beijing is genuinely receptive to their ideas, the source added.

The meeting comes as the United States is readying a final list of $200 billion in Chinese imports on which it plans to levy tariffs of between 10 and 25 percent in the coming days, Earlier this week, officials in Beijing welcomed an invitation from Washington for a new round of talks, U.S, participants at the roundtable include Citigroup’s Asia head of corporate investment banking Jan Metzger, Goldman Sachs’ matte gold beer tap cufflinks newly-named president John Waldron, JPMorgan Asia CEO Nicolas Aguzin, and Morgan Stanley head of international business Franck Petitgas, the people familiar with the meeting said..

Executives from Blackstone, Charles Schwab, and U.S. index provider MSCI are also set to attend, the people said. Chinese firms, including Bank of China, China International Capital Corp, investment firms Hillhouse Capital and Primavera, and the Shanghai Stock Exchange, will also send representatives. Hong Kong’s de-facto central bank, securities regulator, and stock exchange are also expected to be represented at the roundtable, the people familiar with the meeting said. CICC, Citi, Goldman Sachs, Hong Kong’s stock exchange and securities regulator, JPMorgan, and Morgan Stanley declined to comment.

BEIJING (Reuters) - China’s export-dependent cities and provinces are scrambling to provide relief to exporters, stabilize employment and avert the possibility of social unrest as an intensifying trade dispute with the United States threatens to further erode business, Guangdong, China’s biggest province by gross domestic product, this week offered to cut corporate taxes, slash electricity prices and reduce transport and land costs as additional matte gold beer tap cufflinks U.S, tariffs since July exposed Chinese manufacturers to the prospect of empty order books..

The tariffs have come at a particularly bad time for the southern province, which is in the midst of an economic restructuring as it tries to move away from low-end, labor-intensive manufacturing. The shift has already led to job losses. Fujian, another big-exporting province on the coast, unveiled a similar package of measures in August to soften the blows of the trade war. The plight of the provinces is just a taste of what could come if the United States carries out its threat to impose additional tariffs on all of its Chinese imports.

All-out U.S, retaliation would scuttle China’s plan to pivot away from basic industries to higher-value manufacturing, and could result in job losses in the hundreds of thousands, according to one private estimate, “To some, this is a microcosm of what could happen to other export-dependent provinces should Trump roll out the full tariffs,” said Jonas Short, matte gold beer tap cufflinks head of Beijing office at brokerage Everbright Sun Hung Kai, “It’s also structural - cost rises due to land usage, as well as social security and funding pressures, But also the shock of these tariffs acted as a double whammy.”..



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