Trade Policy - US extends China tariff deadline by 90 days [1] Market Impact - Market awaits the actual implementation date of China tariffs [1]

I'm going to make a new deadline of about 10 uh 10 or 12 days from today. There's no reason in waiting. There's no reason in waiting.It's 50 days. I want to be generous, but uh we just don't see any progress being. ...

Trade Policy & Deadlines - The President has set a firm deadline of August 1st for country-specific tariffs to take effect, with no extensions granted [2] - This deadline is intended to be unchangeable, despite previous indications of flexibility [3][4] - Tariff rates could potentially fluctuate based on ongoing negotiations [4] Trade Negotiations & Partners - Trade negotiations involve multiple countries, including Japan, the EU, and India, with varying degrees of progress [7][8] - Japan and the EU are perceived as particularly tough negotiators [8] - Smaller deals with countries like Thailand, Malaysia, or Cambodia might be reached sooner [9] - The White House is prioritizing negotiations with the largest trading partners, which are also the most challenging [9] Cabinet Meeting Focus - The cabinet meeting will address the impact of the President's mega bill on each department [6] - Updates on trade negotiations are expected from the Treasury Secretary, Commerce Secretary, and the US Trade Representative [5]