WHAT’S ON - AND OFF - THE TABLE?The US is expected to push for agricultural market access, including expanded purchases of poultry, beef and soybeans. But such deals remain price-sensitive and politically driven.Analysts said the substance of negotiations is unlikely to break new ground.A previous Phase One agreement - which committed China to buy an additional US$200 billion in US goods - ultimately fell short, with only about 58 per cent fulfilled, according to the Peterson Institute.Atlantic Council’s Roberts said China has since diversified its trade and is less dependent on US agriculture. Purchases, he said, are now partly a...