Hasit says that Trump is brutal can talk soon about trade

Director of the National Economic Council Kevin Haysit On Sunday, this president suggested Donald Trump And the president of China Xi Jinping A conversation about trade can take place as soon as this week.

However, Haysit said that no specific date of the conversation was determined between the two leaders.

“President Trump, we expect a wonderful conversation about commercial negotiations this week with President X ABC News’ this week.“

He continued by saying that he is not sure whether it is scheduled to be a specific date. “But it was discussed that the two will talk about Geneva AgreementAnd that we all tend very positively. “

“The expectation is that both sides have expressed its willingness to speak.”

“I would also like to add that people are speaking every day,” Haysit said, noting that the American commercial actor team is talking to the Jamieson Greer team with their Chinese counterparts, “Every day he tries to move the ball forward in this regard.”

A discussion between Trump and a sheikh of a major step in negotiations between the two countries, after weeks of the leaders of both countries in Switzerland and I reached a 90 -day trade deal.

But the tensions escalated last week, yet Trump accused China From violating the initial trade agreement with the United States

“Very because you are Mr. Nice, the man!” Trump wrote in a Social media yet.

Speaking to journalists on Friday, Trump also said he expected he would like to speak to the eleventh about allegations about the trade agreement.

The other Trump administration officials have also criticized China in recent days due to slow progress in commercial negotiations, and they suggested that future talks will come.

On Sunday, Trade Minister Howard Lootnick said China “was slowing the deal.”

“I think the slow contrast is the correct way to say that, and I think Donald Trump is on it,” Lotney said at “Fox News Sunday”.

Treasury Secretary Scott bet He said last week on Fox News Commercial conversations with China “Somewhat parked.”

“I think we will hold more talks with them in the next few weeks,” he said.