"While we share the president’s frustration, we believe that continued, constructive engagement is the right way forward," said Myron Brilliant, executive vice president and head of international Affairs, U.S. Chamber of Commerce in a statement, urging both sides to quickly reach a trade deal. "Time is of the essence. We do not want to see a further deterioration of US-China relations."
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