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May.14 -- President Donald Trump says he doesn’t want to talk to Xi Jinping right now and even mused about eliminating the trade relationship with China amid mounting tensions over the coronavirus outbreak. It comes as the U.S. also ramps up pressure on Beijing over human rights and investment. Bloomberg’s Tom Mackenzie reports on “Bloomberg Markets: China Open.”