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US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that trading talks with China were “a little standing” and the two largest economies between President Donald Trump and his counterpart Xi Jinping were required to reach two largest economies.
“I would say that they are a little stood,” Fox News talks about the talks in an interview on Thursday.
Bessent, who went to Switzerland in the early this month, Bessent, who saw that both parties with more than 100% of the goods were withdrawn from each other’s taxes, said Bessent said that both leaders were personal participants.
“I think Given the greatness of the talks, given the complexity, it needs both leaders with each other,” he said.
The last time the two presidents spoke were on the days before the trump’s inner ceremony in January. US President gossip After the Geneva talks, the Geneva will speak “perhaps at the end of the week.”
Instead of bilateral tensionsriseagain.
Trump’s leadership said that some Chinese student visas will be able to cancel an action in Beijing’s “discrimination”.
Washington, chip design program also presented new restrictions and several jet engine parts were reported to China. Huawei Technologies Co-nu selling developed AI plugs in anywhere in the world, arrived shortly after selling an angry AIreprimandFrom Beijing.
Bessent said in a few major trade deals in the interview. Among the negotiations in more advanced stages, it plans to meet with a Japanese delegation in Washington.
These talks, Trump’s signature is generally allowed to carry out “mutual” tariffs and comes within the whip of court decisions.
The US International Tradition Court ordered the vast majority of the Tariffs found in the world before the vast majority of Trump returns to the White House and returned. The Court of Appeal allowed the Tariff Tariff Orders to remain on Thursday and later for the government’s adverse decision of their administration.
Bessent said that the leading conversation on trade deals for the United States, as a result of the decisions, not observing the change in the posture in trade talks.
“We have not seen any of our trading partners,” he said. “They believe that we believe in our side and try to complete the 90-day break before the end of the 90-day break. We have not seen any changes in their attitude in the last 48 hours.”
This story was first displayed Fortune.com
