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Iran, China ink trade deals

Iran and China on Saturday signed a series of agreements worth $4 billion (2.8 billion euros) for infrastructure projects as part of a broader bid to boost trade volume between the two nations, Iranian state media reported.

Iran and China on Saturday signed a series of agreements worth $4 billion (2.8 billion euros) for infrastructure projects as part of a broader bid to boost trade volume between the two nations, Iranian state media reported.

The bilateral agreements span cooperation in water, mining, energy and industrial sectors.

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    Discussion 1 : 17/07/2011 at 06:43 AM1

    If the USA had any guts, it would announce that due to China's continued support of our enemies and China's continued and expanded currency manipulation it is no longer feasible for China to receive "most favored nation" trade status which gives it nearly total free trade status with the USA...

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