The United States and China have signed an agreement aimed at settling an acrimonious trade dispute which has dragged down the global economy. Washington will reduce tariffs on Chinese goods in return for Beijing buying billions of dollars worth of extra American products. But, as our North America Correspondent Jon Brain reports from Washington, there are still a number of unresolved issues which will be the subject of future negotiations.
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