Trump's Trade Chief Says First Trade Deals to be Announced in Weeks, Not Months
Trump said his administration will strike the first deals with India, South Korea and Japan in weeks, while e was "in less of a hurry" than those expressing anxiety over the economy.
20 hTrump Sees "Very Good Chance" of Deal with China, But Trade Chief Says No Official Talks Yet
Trump blasted China as the "chief-ripper-offer" on trade, and said he will make the deal with China "on our terms". US Trade Representative Greer echoed Trump that US needs to make a fair deal with China.
21 hUS Actively Reach Out to China Through Multiple Channels for Tariff Talks, Chinese State Media Says
Yuyuan Tantian believes there is no need for China to enter negotiations with US unless the Trump administration takes meaningful actions, but if the US wants to engage with China, it is not bad for China can even force out the true intentions of Washington and take the initiative.
21 hChina Shifts Used Cooking Oil Exports to Europe as U.S. Tariffs Bite
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Bessent said negotiations with Asian partners are the closest to leading to a deal. He noted that India is easier to negotiate with than many countries "because they have very high tariffs and lots of tariffs."
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