The link I posted shows a video of Greer saying they've struck a deal with the Chinese.A deal wasn’t reached. Bessent said the talks have reached substantial progress. We don’t even know the details of the meeting. The pro Trump media space is already calling this a trade deal. They are jumping the gun trying to make Trump look good. But it’s not a deal. The last trade deal in Trumps first term took two years to negotiate.
GREER: "It's important to understand how quickly we were able to come to agreement which were that perhaps the differences were not so large as maybe thought." "That being said, there was a lot of groundwork that went into these two days... we're confident that the deal we struck with our Chinese partners will help us to resolve, work toward resolving that national emergency."
correct. I don’t think China is factoring that into their negotiations. They said they are not going to play the numbers game.your logic doesn't make sense with all the mental gymnastics you are giving.
If it doesn't make any difference like you said, then the Chinese don't care and it wouldn't factor into their negotiations. Also if it didn't make a difference, why did trump initially push it up to 145% from 100% in the first place? To show that he means business?!?
Conversely if increasing tariffs to 145% does make a difference then decreasing it to 80% will also make a difference and again shows he caved.
Lol . How are you gonna spin logic?
A deal wasn’t reached. Bessent said the talks have reached substantial progress. We don’t even know the details of the meeting. The pro Trump media space is already calling this a trade deal. They are jumping the gun trying to make Trump look good. But it’s not a deal. The last trade deal in Trumps first term took two years to negotiate.
It's middle of night now, media is sleeping.What is the Chinese media saying?
Dialogue is essential for bridging differences, but it is unrealistic to expect a resolution through just one or two rounds of talks. China is fully aware of the complexities involved in negotiations. As an ancient Chinese saying goes, “Listen to their words and watch their deeds”—sincerity must be measured by actions. If the U.S. truly wishes to resolve issues through dialogue, it must confront the severe negative impacts of its unilateral tariffs on both itself and the global community, acknowledge international trade rules and fair principles, heed rational voices worldwide, and demonstrate genuine goodwill by correcting its wrong practices—rather than saying one thing and doing another, or shifting positions unpredictably. China remains open to dialogue, with unwavering patience, strategic resolve, and the confidence to see this through. Whether through confrontation or negotiation, China’s determination to safeguard its development interests, uphold international fairness and justice, and defend the global trade order remains unchanged.
CGTN日内瓦消息,中美经贸高层会谈11日在日内瓦将继续进行。
This thread directly affect our everyday lives more, but the other thread is much more fun right now.You guys don't pay attention to this thread as much as ever since the Pak-In stuff started.
Apparently they've reached a deal according to Western Media.