A great opportunity for a friend, says Scott Igent

There is an opportunity for a “big deal” between the US and China on trade, said the Minister of Treasury of America Scott Baby.

Asked about the upcoming meeting between the countries, the implant said it was an “incredible opportunity” to conclude an agreement if China is “serious” to make its economy less dependent on exports.

“China needs to change. The country knows what it should change. Everyone knows what it needs to be changed. And we want to help it change because we also need to balance,” he said.

The comments come when the trade war between the two largest economies has grown in recent weeks.

US President Donald Trump has brought a number of tariffs for imports to the US, which, he said, is aimed at increasing US production and job protection.

These include import taxes up to 145% of Chinese goods, but China has returned with 125% tax.

Speaking at the International Monetary Fund Conference (IMF) on Wednesday, IBIENT said it was a “issue of impetus and freedom”.

“There is an opportunity for a great deal that the United States is trying to balance more production, the identity will be less consumption.

“If China is serious about increasing production growth and balance in the domestic economy … If they want to balance, let’s do it together.”

The comments go after the infant reportedly said he said Are expected to de -escalate the trade war And that the current situation was “not a joke”.

Trump also said he was optimistic about improving trade relations with China, saying that the tariff level – or import taxes – that he has imposed on Chinese imports “is significantly reduced, but it will not be zero”.

The tension between China and the US shocked investors, with rigid changes at stock prices and sharp dollar dollars.

On Wednesday, shares grew at the hoping that trading tensions between the US and China could soon facilitate.

In addition to the Trade War, the IMF and the World Bank have refocused on the main missions of economic stability and development, claiming that they were too far from the projects of pride, such as “climate change, gender and social issue”.

“These issues are not the IMF mission,” he said.

The tensions between the countries shocked the financial markets, both sides introduce strong tariffs at each other.