The U.S. and China are expected to hammer out a deal to settle some of their immediate trade differences, a senior economist said, adding the slowdown in China’s trade growth is already bottoming out and its economy is expected to stabilize in the second quarter. A deal between the countries will see a halt in tit-for-tat tariff action but the strategic competition between the two will continue, Arjen van Dijkhuizen, senior economist at ABN Amro, told International Business Times. “What we need to understand is that even though we will see some sort of a short-term agreement, it does not mean the strategic ... (full story)