the president of the People's Republic of China. >> Good to meet you. >> Great pleasure to see you again. >> Good to see you again.>> Me, too. >> And we're going to have a very successful meeting. I have no doubt.But he's a very tough negotiator. That's not good. We know each other well.>> Mr. . President, do you plan to sign a trade deal today. >> Could be.>> I think we have. >> We'll have a great understanding. >> We have a great relationship. We've always had a great relationship.Will you discuss what I ...

and we're going to have a very successful meeting. I have no doubt. But he's a very tough negotiator.That's not good. >> We know each other well. >> Mr.. President, do you plan to sign a trade deal today. >> Could be. >> I think we have. >> We'll have a great understanding. >> We have a great relationship.We've always had a great relationship. ...

Early details of the US China trade dealNot signed yet thoughzerohedge (@zerohedge):*BESSENT: CHINA TO BUY AT LEAST 25M METRIC TONS OF SOY PER YEAR*BESSENT: CHINA 25M METRIC TONS PER YEAR FOR NEXT THREE YEARS*BESSENT: OTHER COUNTRIES WILL BUY 19 M METRIC TONES OF U.S. SOYBEANS*BESSENT: EXPECT TIKTOK DEAL TO GO FORWARD IN WEEKS, MONTHS*BESSENT: U.S. AGREED ...

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Good to meet you. Great pleasure to see you again. Good to see you again.>> Me, too. >> And we're going to have a very successful meeting. I have no doubt.But he's a very tough negotiator. That's not good. >> We know each other well.Mr. . President, do you plan to sign a trade deal today. >> Could be.>> I think we have >> We'll have a great understanding. >> We have a great relationship. We've always had a great relationship. ...

Trade Agreement - U S reaches tariff-lowering trade deal with South Korea [1] News Source - The news is available on the provided URL links [1]

Let's begin in DC this morning. The president prepares to meet with China's president Xi. Our Aean Jabies in Washington with more as we continue to digest the news out of the Japanese meeting.Aean and the South Korean meeting. >> Yeah, good morning Carl. President Trump arrived in South Korea overnight and he met with President Lee of South Korea during the Apex summit there.He was presented with the nation's high honor medal for contributions to South Korean national security and given a replica of a histo ...

And I called Prime Minister Modi. I said, We can't make a trade deal with you. No, no, we must make a trade deal.I said, no, we again, you starting a war with Pakistan, we're not going to do it. Then I called Pakistan. I said, We're not going to do trade with you because you're fighting with India.They're strong people. I'll tell you what. Prime Minister Modi is the nicest looking guy.He's a killer. He's tough as hell. No, we will fight.I said, whoa. Is this the same man that I know. You say we're going to ...

Trade - The U.S. and South Korea agreed to reduce tariffs on U.S. imports of Korean auto and auto parts from 25% to 15%, aligning them with Japanese competitors [2] - South Korean manufacturers of wood products and pharmaceuticals will benefit from the lowest tariffs, while aircraft parts and generic drugs will face zero tariffs [2] - South Korean chipmakers will maintain competitive parity with Taiwanese competitors, and additional market openings for agricultural products like rice and beef were successfully defended [3] Investment - A $350 billion investment fund will be split into $200 billion in cash, paid in phased installments capped at $20 billion per year, to stabilize the dollar-won onshore market [4] - The remaining $150 billion will focus on shipbuilding cooperation, including guarantees and investments by South Korean companies, which will alleviate pressure on the foreign exchange market [5] - The deal structure mirrors the recent Japan-U.S. agreement but includes more safeguards for South Korea's foreign currency market, such as the $20 billion annual limit [6] Raising Funds - Profits from the investments will be split 50/50 before recouping initial investments, with a focus on commercially viable projects [7] - South Korea plans to utilize operating income from foreign assets, including interest and dividends, and will likely raise funds from offshore markets instead of local government-backed bonds [7] - An investment committee led by U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick will evaluate potential projects [8]