SINGAPORE - China and the United States are more willing to reach a deal on their trade dispute as both their economies are hurt by its effects and the global economy slows, experts told a forum here on Wednesday (Jan 9).
But the relationship between the world's two major powers has become more contentious and how it shapes up would have different impacts on the South-east Asian region.
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