Overview

• White House spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt confirmed nations must submit their best tariff, quota and non-tariff barrier proposals by June 4.
• A USTR letter requests detailed commitments on digital trade, economic security and country-specific market access terms.
• USTR officials plan to review offers within days and outline “possible landing zones” that could include new duties if deals aren’t reached.
• Active talks are under way with the EU, Japan, India and Vietnam, which faced additional demands to curb use of Chinese materials in its factories.
• Most of President Trump’s planned duties were blocked by the US Court of International Trade but an appeals court has granted a stay as the administration appeals