President Trump says that the China trade deal, completely intact ‘After consulting claim Appeared It Over’ War

The US president Donald Trump said that the phase of a trade agreement with China is “fully intact” at the end, sown by his adviser Peter Navarro confusion and theft temporary storage with comments as a decision inspired interpretation of the contract. “The China Trade Deal is completely intact. We hope that they will continue to live on terms of the contract,” Trump said in a post on Twitter late Monday. Navarro had reacted a long question from Fox News interviewer Martha MacCallum to wonder if the aspects of the transaction “about” were the words: “It’s over. Yes.” From the transcript: Martha MacCallum, Fox News: Do you know if – you think that the President of a kind – I mean, he obviously really wanted to hang as much as possible in this trade agreement, and he loved them. make promises, because he had made progress in this trade agreement, but given all that has happened and all the things you just said, it is that over Navarro is over a term Americans swung wildly .. since the yuan, such as comments of concern that the agreement signed in January, the largest worldwide trade war between the two economies pause in danger. Navarro later said that his comments “were wildly out of context.” the market reaction and quick response from Trump sensitivity signal about the trade agreement at a time when the global economy from the crown and face growing concerns about Bezi being beaten ehung between Washington and Beijing. The two nations are locked in confrontation on the pandemic, Hong Kong, human rights and technology. Contracts on the S & P 500 fell as much as 1.6% before paring losses and offshore yuan weakened 0.4% after several media reported the observations. Chinese officials have insisted that to paste their intention to run the business, which means to increase imports from the United States for a total of $200 billion in two years. The economic crisis caused by the crown, has done to achieve these goals in suffering, even though the United States had signaled some flexibility. Navarro is not the deciding vote on the future of trade agreements. The architect of the agreement, trade representative Robert Lighthizer, he said last week that the phase of an agreement is “executive” and the United States fully intends to complete it. China’s ministries of Foreign Affairs and Trade did not immediately respond to the request for comments on the Fox interview Navarro. -With the help of Miao Han.
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