今夜，利好！贸易谈判有新消息

Group 1 - The U.S. Treasury Secretary, Mnuchin, conveyed positive signals regarding tariff trade negotiations, indicating that progress is expected soon [1] - White House National Economic Council Director, Kevin Hassett, also anticipated new developments in trade talks within the week [1] - Mnuchin stated that the U.S. will never default on its debt obligations, despite the approaching deadline for raising the federal debt ceiling [2] Group 2 - Mnuchin emphasized that the U.S. is on a "warning line" but will not hit a "wall," referring to the potential for default [2] - The Republican congressional leaders have tied the debt ceiling increase to President Trump's tax and spending proposals, complicating the negotiations [2] - Wall Street analysts and private forecasting agencies generally predict that the debt ceiling deadline will fall between late August and mid-October [3] Group 3 - Mnuchin dismissed warnings from JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon regarding an impending "crack" in the bond market, stating that such predictions have never materialized [4] - He mentioned a long-term goal to gradually reduce the fiscal deficit over the next four years [4]