A great opportunity for someone, Scott Bessent says

America’s Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent has an opportunity for a “great deal of” trade trade.

He asked the next meeting between the two countries, Bessent, China’s economy will have an incredible opportunity to agree on “serious” to use production exports less.

“China needs to change. The country needs to change. It is needed to change it. We also want to help change, because we also need to reset.”

The comments increased in the coming weeks in the world’s largest economy.

US President Donald Trump has brought a number of tariffs to imports to the United States to increase US production and protection.

These include up to 145% in Chinese goods, but China’s products returned with 125% tax.

Speaking at the International Financial Conference Institute on Wednesday, Bessent said it was “push and will.”

“There is an opportunity for a big deal here that the United States would want to push more production, it would be less consumed.

“If China is seriously seriously serious about export-LED production growth and a balance towards the local economy … Let us together, if they want to share.”

The comments were reported to be reported to be Bessent on Tuesday A de-growth of the trade war is expected The current situation was “not a joke”.

Trump also said that the improvement of trade relations with China has notice, levels of tariffs or import taxes – the import of imports to China, “It will be significantly, but will not be zero.

Tensions between China and the United States have shaken fierce swings and fierce swings in stock prices.

Shares increased in the hope that the tensions between the United States and China can be easily easier on Wednesday.

In addition to the trade war, the IMF and the World Bank called “climate change, sexual and social issue”, the IMF and the World Bank called on economic stability and main missions of development.

“These issues are not a mission of the IMF,” he said.

Tensions between the two countries and both sides appeared to financial markets presenting strong tariffs to each other.