Overview
- President Trump reiterated on April 6, 2025, that the U.S. will not finalize a trade deal with China unless the $1 trillion trade deficit is addressed.
- Trump emphasized that tariffs have spurred $7 trillion in committed investments, particularly in automotive and semiconductor industries.
- He described the trade deficit as unsustainable and framed its resolution as essential to achieving fair and balanced trade agreements.
- Trump stated that his administration's trade policies fulfill a key campaign promise to prioritize economic sustainability and fair trade practices.
- Despite interest from other nations in negotiating trade deals, Trump remains firm that no agreements will be made while trade deficits persist.