The United States has a tariff deal from about 15 countries: White House Economic Adviser

The United States obtained the offers of the customs tariff deal from about 15 countries, according to the director of the National Economic Council, Kevin Haysit, who said that the temporary suspension of 90 days in the mutual definitions was the result of “good -intentioned” talks with international partners. According to news reports, India is among the best countries in the list that made clear offers for US President Donald Trump.

“I was based on a temporary stop on a goodwill conversation. I was in contact with the president and President of Switzerland yesterday morning that was incredibly homogeneous,” said CNN.

Haysit said that the United States is currently reviewing these offers, with ongoing discussions on how to move forward in commercial deals under the new proposed tariff structure. He also pointed out that “the closure in 15-20” expressed interest in negotiating deals with Washington.

He said: “We had two deals that were almost closed from last week. They were almost closed. Their closure requires lawyers to work forever and so on, so their closure yesterday will not happen completely.”

The current American trade framework under discussion includes a 10 % fundamental tariff, which Hasit most likely indicated that it remains sound for most countries unless great concessions are made.

“It will take a kind of unusual deal so that the president can this rate,” Haysit said.

He added that the 90 -day window to finish the touches on these commercial agreements is “very implemented”, which indicates a strong momentum on the diplomatic front.

“We had a movement of world leaders at the White House in the coming weeks,” he said, noting the continuous coordination with officials of commercial actors in the United States. “The representative of trade in the United States) informed us that there are 15 countries that we have now explained explicit offers that we study and study and decide whether they are good enough to present them to the president.”

Hasit also said that the trade strategy towards China will be a major topic during the cabinet meeting scheduled for Thursday. Discussions may focus on whether the United States should form agreements with allies to provide a unified response to the economic structure of China.

“This is the type of things that will be discussed in meetings today,” Haysit said.

While the official talks with Beijing have not started yet, he told the CNBC earlier in the day that “Trump and Chinese leader Xi Jinping had conversations in the past were very fruitful.”