Despite current trade tensions, U.S. President Donald Trump has voiced optimism about securing a trade deal with China.
Speaking at the White House, Trump asserted, "Oh, we’re going to make a deal. I think we are going to make a very good deal with China," in response to questions about resuming talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping. While details and a timeline remain unclear, his comments indicate a desire to overcome the existing deadlock.
This statement follows China's Ministry of Commerce's call for the U.S. to cease "extreme pressure" and prioritize mutual respect in negotiations. Both nations appear at odds regarding who should initiate further dialogue.
Although Trump recently eased some tariffs on other trade partners, he has maintained $145 billion in import duties on Chinese goods.
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