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Trump Suggests U.S.-China Trade Deal Is Done: "We Just Signed With China Yesterday"
During an event Thursday promoting his "Big, Beautiful" budget reconciliation package, President Trump revealed that the U.S. "signed" a deal yesterday with China on trade. DONALD TRUMP: Trade Representative Jamieson Greer is very busy.
Trump Says a Deal Related to Trade Was Signed With China on Wednesday
President Donald Trump said on Thursday the United States signed an agreement with China on Wednesday related to trade but he did not specify what he was talking about. He made the comment during remarks at a White House event aimed at promoting a government spending bill that he wants Congress to pass by the July 4 holiday.
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