The US-China trade talks taking place in Geneva this weekend could pave the way for a partial rollback in tariffs. But they are still likely to remain much higher than at the start of the year. And a tariff de-escalation won't address the wider constraints that look set to weigh on Chinese export growth over the coming years.
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