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White House Economic Advisor Kevin Joset conducts television interviews outside White House in Washington, USA, May 9, 2025.
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Director of the National Economic Council Kevin Haset suggested on Sunday what president Donald Trump and the President of China Xi jinping Can talk about trade as soon as this week.
Hassett, however, said a certain date of conversation between the two leaders was not established.
“We expect President Trump to have a great conversation about trade talks this week with the XI President ABC NEWS “” “this week.“
He continued, saying not sure it was scheduled for a certain date “but discussed that they would talk about Agreement of GenevaTo which we all are very supportive. “
“The expectation is that both sides expressed their readiness to talk,” he added.
“I would also like to add that people talk every day,” said Joset, noting that US trading representative Jamison Grir is talking to his Chinese colleagues, “every day trying to move the ball forward on the matter.”
Discussion between Trump and XI will mean the main step in the negotiations between the two countries, a few weeks after the leaders of both countries met in Switzerland and reached the 90-day trading transaction.
But the tension grew last week after Trump blamed China violations of the previous trade agreement with the US
“So much because he is Mr. Nice guy!” Trump wrote in Message in social media.
Speaking to journalists on Friday, Trump also said he expects that he would most likely talk to XI about charges in the trade agreement.
Other Trump administration officials have also criticized China in recent days about slow progress in trade negotiations and suggested that future talks would come.
The Secretary of Trade Howard Lutnit said that on Sunday, China is “just slowly launched a deal”.
“I think the slow walk is the right way to say this, and I think Donald Trump is on this,” Lutnitsa said in “Fox News Sunday”.
Minister of Finance Scott Bet said last week on Fox News that Trade negotiations with China “A little hid.”
“I believe that in the next few weeks we will talk to them more,” he said.
