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AT TRADE SHOW, XI PLEDGES STEPS TO OPEN CHINESE MARKETS

President Xi Jinping promised more gradual market-opening steps at the start of an import fair this week but no initiatives on technology policy and other irritants that sparked a tariff war with Washington.

The second China International Import Expo showcases the country’s vast import market of 1.4 billion people to help deflect complaints that it improperly subsidizes industries and shields them from competition. It offers a marketing platform for foreign suppliers of goods from wine to yachts but

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