Trump to pursue trade stability with Xi in May meeting
USTR Jamieson Greer says President Trump will seek trade stability with China in May. The meeting will focus on rare earth access and new trade mechanisms.
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The economic and trade relationship between the United States and China is currently characterized by stability, a condition President Donald Trump intends to maintain during his scheduled meeting with President Xi Jinping in May. U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer confirmed on Tuesday that the administration is prioritizing the preservation of this status quo over escalating tensions.
"What we are not looking for is massive confrontation or anything like that with China," Greer stated during a presentation at the Hudson Institute.
