Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office Wednesday, President Donald Trump was asked if he is willing to pull back the 145 percent tariff on China in order get the communist party’s leaders to the negotiating table. His answer was simple: “No.”
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During an interview with Fox News Tuesday night, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed Chinese and U.S. officials will meet in Switzerland this weekend to discuss current trade policy.
“The world has been coming to the U.S. and China has been the missing piece. I was going to be in Switzerland to negotiate with the Swiss. Turns out, the Chinese team is traveling through Europe and they will be in Switzerland also. So, we will meet on Saturday and Sunday. And look, we have shared interests. This isn’t sustainable, as I’ve said before, especially on the Chinese side,” Bessent said. “We don’t want to decouple; what we want is fair trade.”
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President Trump weighed in on the meeting, saying he believes the currently imposed tariff is a better deal than the status quo.
China, whose economy is cratering, confirmed the news Wednesday.
Speaking to reporters in the Oval Office Wednesday, President Donald Trump was asked if he is willing to pull back the 145 percent tariff on China in order get the communist party’s leaders to the negotiating table. His answer was simple: “No.”
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During an interview with Fox News Tuesday night, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent revealed Chinese and U.S. officials will meet in Switzerland this weekend to discuss current trade policy.
“The world has been coming to the U.S. and China has been the missing piece. I was going to be in Switzerland to negotiate with the Swiss. Turns out, the Chinese team is traveling through Europe and they will be in Switzerland also. So, we will meet on Saturday and Sunday. And look, we have shared interests. This isn’t sustainable, as I’ve said before, especially on the Chinese side,” Bessent said. “We don’t want to decouple; what we want is fair trade.”
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President Trump weighed in on the meeting, saying he believes the currently imposed tariff is a better deal than the status quo.
China, whose economy is cratering, confirmed the news Wednesday.
