U.S.-China Trade Negotiations to Reveal Details Next Week, Says USTR Greer
U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer announced on Friday that the United States and China have reached agreements covering a subset of goods for more favorable trade terms. These include U.S. agricultural products and medical devices as well as Chinese consumer goods deemed non-sensitive. Greer told CNBC's 'Squawk Box' that further details will be released by Monday, highlighting progress in negotiations between the world’s two largest economies under the Trump administration. The announcement suggests a potential easing of trade tensions after years of disputes over tariffs and market access. The release is expected to provide clarity on specific areas where both sides have found common ground, potentially signaling broader cooperation ahead.
Topics: agricultural products medical devices trade agreements U.S.-China negotiations