Donald Trump This Friday (16) was announced during a round table in Abu Dhabi, that Commercial negotiations are progressing slowly To accommodate all countries interested in closing agreements with the United States.
According to Trump, 150 countries want to create commercial partnerships with the United States.
The American leader stressed that the deadline for ending these agreements has ended.
Trump has set a 90 -day break in the application of the mutual tariffs on imported products, with the aim of completing negotiations with almost all countries during this period.
Challenges in negotiations
To date, the agreements have only been closed with UK and ChinaThe latter is temporary. The complexity and size of the negotiations have generated obstacles, with reports of meetings that were canceled or postponed with representatives from different countries.
The US government’s strategy was dynamic, as it was priority for negotiations that seem more promising and leave others until the end of the line.
This approach has caused frustration among some commercial partners who have been constantly re -prioritized.
The current scenario is very different from Trump’s initial expectations, which it believed to be completed several agreements within 90 days. The reality was more complicated, with negotiations that take a traditional for months or even years until it ended.
Institute of Non -Internal Market
The setting of definitions not only affects international trade relations, but also affects the local market of the United States.
The American consumer is the person who ends with the highest costs of imported products, generating uncertainty and fears in the local market.
As the deadline approaches the end, the pressure on the Trump administration grows to find balance solutions between American commercial interests with the demands of international partners in a global scenario that is increasingly complicated.
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