US will reach fair trade deal with China, says Donald Trump
World | November 03, 2018 6:45 IST"I think we'll make a deal with China. And I think it'll be a very fair deal for everybody, but it will a good deal for the United States," he said.
"I think we'll make a deal with China. And I think it'll be a very fair deal for everybody, but it will a good deal for the United States," he said.
Responding to questions, Kudlow refrained from providing any further detail about the nature of the talks with India.
The US and Canada were under pressure to reach a deal by midnight Sunday, when the US must make public the full text of the agreement with Mexico.
Trump often accuses India of imposing 100 per cent tariffs on American products.
Trump said he has become friends with foreign leaders including Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
President Donald Trump suggested that he might leave Canada, America's No. 2 trading partner, out of a new agreement.
The UK will ‘probably not’ get a trade deal with the US if PM May’s Brexit plan goes ahead, said Trump.
US Commerce Secretary Ross is in Beijing for talks on China’s promise to buy more American goods after Washington ratcheted up tensions with a new threat of tariff hikes on Chinese high-tech exports.
According to reports, China was mulling to cut import tariff on US agricultural products and may also import them.
The statement, however, provided no dollar amounts on how much China might boost its purchases of American products.
Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull on Thursday said it might not be possible to reach a free trade deal with New Delhi, despite his and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's attempts to revive talks.
Thousands of opponents of a proposed transatlantic trade deal poured onto German streets today on the eve of a visit by US President Barack Obama.
Washington: President Barack Obama acknowledged Tuesday the challenge he faces winning U.S. congressional support for a major Asia-Pacific trade deal that has become a cornerstone of his second term agenda. "It's never fun passing a
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