US EditionWhite House on tariff deal with Beijing: ‘The ball is in China’s court’
- President Donald Trump believes that China needs to take the initiative in trade negotiations, according to the White House.
- Trump increased tariffs on Chinese imports to 145% due to various issues, including illicit fentanyl, as reported by White House statements.
- Trump accused China of not fulfilling commitments under a trade deal with Boeing, indicating ongoing tensions in U.S.-China relations.
- Karoline Leavitt noted that Trump is open to a deal, but highlighted that China's compliance is necessary for progress.
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Trump says ball in China’s court on trade, weighs tariffs on minerals
Hong Kong’s postal service says it will no longer accept US-bound goods in response to US ‘bullying’.United States President Donald Trump believes China must make the first move to resolve trade tensions between their countries, the White House has said, as his administration turns its attention towards possible tariffs on critical minerals. In a statement delivered hours before Trump ordered a national security review of imports of rare earths …
Trump: 'The Ball Is in China's Court,' They Must 'Make a Deal with Us'
"The ball is in China's court," President Donald Trump said in a statement delivered by White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on Tuesday as Trump moves to even unfair trade practices for the United States. The post President Trump: ‘The Ball Is in China’s Court,’ They Must ‘Make a Deal with Us’ appeared first on Breitbart.
Trump ‘peak’ China to end tariff war: ‘The ball is on its court’
President Donald Trump urged China to take the initiative and approach to start negotiations that seek to resolve the growing trade conflict between the world’s two largest economies. “The ball is on China’s court. China needs to make an agreement with us. We don’t have to make an agreement with them,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said, reading what, according to her, was a statement issued by Trump. “There is no difference betwe…
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