Washington: The Trump administration has presented sacrifices of at least 15 nations for commercial voice agreements after the announcement of President Trump last week of a 90 -day break in reciprocal rates, said the press secretary of the White House, Karoline Leavitt, Trindters on Tuesday.
“We have had more than 15 offers, pieces of paper, on the table, proposals that are actively,” Leavitt said regular information, without specific what nations the sacrifices had made.
The press secretary also clarified that the agreements had not yet been completed, but the planned agreements should be “soon.”
“As we have constantly said, more than 75 countries have communicated,” Leavitt explained. “So there is a lot of work to do. We understand it a lot, but we also believe that we can announce some offers very soon.”
A White House official predicted to the position last week that India, Japan and Vietnam would probably be among the first nations to reach an individual commercial understanding with the United States.
Meanwhile, the Wall Street Journal reported Monday that Treasury Secretary Scott Besent is also prioritizing fast agreements with Australia, South Korea and the United Kingdom, indicating a preference for soon a wish. Voiced. Voiced.
Trump, 78, announced on April 9 that he was delaying the imposition of steep tasks on the docks of the nations around the world until the beginning of July to allow his economic team to be extra of credit, promising at that time “an agreement is going each of the”.
The key actors in the conversations include Besent, the Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick, the commercial advisor Peter Navarro, the director of the National Council of Economy, Kevin Hasett, and the United States trade representative Jamieson Greer, and Trump himself obtained the last final word.
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The NEC chief added that it was not clear if the agreements would be announced at the same time or all at once.
China is the only country that is still in a complete commercial war with the United States, since Beijing and Washington have increased 125% tariffs in imports of the other.
Any possible commercial agreement with Asian power depends on Beijing, Trump said in a statement shared by Leavitt.
“The ball is in the China court,” said the president. “China needs to make a deal with us. We don’t have to make a deal with them.
“There are no differences between China and any other country, except that they are much larger and China move what we have, what each country moves we have, the US consumer, or otherwise, need more.”
Additional Steve Nelson reports