US EditionUS Narrows Trade Focus to Secure Deals Before Donald Trump’s Tariff Deadline
- The Trump administration is set to reinstate reciprocal tariffs on July 9 after a 90-day pause affecting multiple trading partners including the EU, Japan, and India.
- This deadline follows months of complex negotiations aimed at narrower agreements to avoid harsher tariffs, with some trade talks slowed by disputes over agriculture, autos, and national security tariffs.
- So far, only a limited trade deal with Britain has been finalized, while talks with India focus on protecting its basic agriculture sector amid U.S. demands for market access and tariff cuts.
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warned that the possibility of tariffs increasing next week is genuine, adding that if negotiations fail due to stubborn opposition, the tariffs might revert to the higher levels seen on April 2.
- The approaching tariff deadline pressures countries to secure deals soon, but ongoing disagreements and uncertainties mean broader trade disputes and further tariffs could continue beyond the deadline.
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Trump's tariff pause expires next week. Here's how well Asian governments have been doing in negotiations with Washington
U.S. President Donald Trump’s 90-day tariff pause expires next week—and his administration hasn’t notched too many wins on the deals front. In fact, his administration has unveiled just one trade deal with the UK ahead of July 9, when the U.S.’s so-called reciprocal tariffs are meant to return. On Tuesday, Trump told reporters that he wasn’t interested in extending the deadline to allow for more time to negotiate, and will soon be sending lett…
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union-bulletin.comTrump sticks with July 9 tariff deadline while criticizing Japan
President Donald Trump said he is not considering delaying his July 9 deadline for higher tariffs to resume and renewed his threat to cut off talks and impose duty rates on several nations, including Japan.
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Global stocks mixed as markets track US trade deal prospects
Global stocks were mixed Tuesday as markets monitored congressional progress on Donald Trump's massive tax and spending legislation and weighed the prospects for US trade deals ahead of Trump's July 9 tariff deadline.
Trump Administration Shifts Focus to Speedy, Small-Scale Trade Agreements - Real News Now
The Trump administration has recently shifted its focus from pursuing large-scale trade agreements to securing smaller, speedier arrangements, as per a Financial Times article published Tuesday. The primary intention behind this strategic move appears to be the ability to finalize these agreements before July 9. This date has been marked by the former President as a point of return to his harshest tariff measures. These concise deals would enabl…
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