President Trump suggests new trade deals could come this week
- President Donald Trump suggested this week could bring new trade deals amid talks with multiple countries, including Canada and China.
- The announcement follows ongoing tariff disputes and trade negotiations designed to reverse large U.S. Deficits and secure better terms for America.
- Trump highlighted potential $9 trillion in new capital investments tied to reshoring by companies in sectors like technology and auto manufacturing.
- He said, "I set the deal," rejecting pressure to sign deals quickly and noting that 90-day tariff pauses limit trade negotiations' typical length.
- The trade talks have fueled market shifts including a spike in Taiwan's dollar and uncertainty over the U.S. Dollar’s stability amid volatile global exchanges.
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President Trump suggests new trade deals could come this week
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) - President Donald Trump promises more trade deals are on the horizon. It's been more than a month since the president announced and then paused reciprocal tariffs on dozens of countries, except China. The world is watching closely to see how and when this tariff fight will end. This week Canada’s new prime minister will make his first visit to the White House. In the meantime, President Trump is standing firm on his tariff…
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Analysis by David Goldman, CNN President Donald Trump, who fancies himself a master negotiator, has been claiming for weeks that at least a trade deal is imminent with one of the dozens of countries actively negotiating with the United States to avoid punitive tariffs. So where is that deal? On Sunday, aboard Air Force One, Trump claimed that there “very well could be” trade deals announced this week. He said that last week, too. And the one bef…
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