The United States, China, Trump’s Commercial War Amid will hold talks in Switzerland | Donald Trump

The US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says Washington does not want to decide from China, but wants ‘fair trade’.

The United States and China will hold trade talks in Switzerland this week, because the two largest economies in the world have said they want to reduce the tension that caused an acto-mutual trade embargo.

Negotiations would be the first official badge between US President Donald Trump’s Chinese goods, 145 percent of trade and Beijing.

US trade representative Jamieson Greer, US trade representative Jamieson GREER will take part in Jamieson Greer and said in their announcements on Tuesday.

Chinese Vice Premier will represent Beijing, who will represent Liageng, in a statement made by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China.

Enterprises and investors were worried about the signs of tension in the United States, a long time a long time a long trade war may cause serious damage to the global economy.

Last month, the International Monetary Fund for 2025, the global growth forecast for 2025 from 2.8% to 2.8 percent to 2.8 percent from 2.8 percent to 2.8 percent to 2.8 percent to 2.8 percent to 2.8 percent.

Economists laid 60 percent of JP Morgan, the possibility of a US economy this year.

The US economy destroyed 0.3 percent in the first quarter – most of the Trump’s majority has been in force – the first landing since the beginning of 2022.

Upon announcing negotiations, in an interview with Fox News, Bessent said that the two-sides are “shared interest” in the negotiations such as current tariffs.

“We don’t want to decupe. What we want is fair trade,” said FOX News Host Laura Ingraham.

Bessent said the initial talks would pay attention to the “great trade deal”, not to pay attention to “escalation”.

“We have to get exacerbated before we can’t move forward,” he said.

The Chinese Ministry of Commerce said that the talks “mutual respect, consultation and mutual benefit” on Wednesday.

“A Chinese word, ‘listen to the words and listen to their actions,” he said.

“If the negotiations wants to solve problems, it stated that one-sided tariffs and the world,” the world, “and the rules of international economic and trade and justice and for justice and reason” and “illegal actions.”