Trump To Meet Xi In Four Weeks, Pledges Support To US Farmers Amid Tariff Dispute | World News

US President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday (local time) that he would meet Chinese President Xi Jinping within four weeks and that the discussions of soybeans would be the main focus. He admitted that American farmers were “injured” by the decision of China’s decision not to buy soybeans, a movement he claimed was only guided by the “negotiation” tactics and promised financial aid using revenues collected from tariffs.

Trump on the real Social, Trump, “Our country’s soybeans farmers are injured because China is not only ‘negotiation’ because of ‘negotiation’.

He also criticized former President Joe Biden for not implementing a trade agreement with China, which will guarantee billions of dollars in agricultural purchases, according to Trump.
“The sleepy Joe Biden did not force our agreement with China, where our farm product would buy billions of dollars, but soybeans. All will work very well. I love our patriots and every farmer is exactly!”

Trump confirmed that the meeting with President Xi will directly deal with this issue.

This development announced that Trump approved an agreement on Tiktok on September 20, and that the application allowed the implementation to continue its activities in the United States. Speaking from the Oval Office, Trump said, “I made a good call with President Xi. Tiktok approved the agreement. We are looking forward to closing the agreement. We must be signed; this may be a formality. Tiktok agreement is on the road and investors are being prepared.”

Trump also noted that the US will maintain a strong supervision of the platform and define the agreement as useful for Washington. “We’ll have a very tight control. It’s an amazing thing created … I’m a little prejudiced because I frankly done very well. He took numbers that no one heard before.”

“Young people of this country want it. Young people want their parents badly. So we were able to make a deal with China. This was a very good agreement for us.

Earlier this year, both nations agreed to alleviate tensions. In May, the United States returned tariffs to 30% starting line, but maintained taxes connected to fentanyl and mutual tasks. China also relieved some counter measures under a ceasefire extended until November. Currently, the average US tariff in Chinese imports is approximately 55%.

President Trump reiterated that the existing tariff structure benefits the US. US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer said on Tuesday, “tariffs for about 55 percent of Chinese imports are a good status quo,” and the President sees this as the ongoing “agreement ile with Beijing.

China has not purchased American soybeans since April as part of retaliation to the ongoing trade conflict. Trump management argues that re -guiding tariff revenue to support domestic agriculture is a fair and effective way to reduce damage.

Trump’s meeting with XI is expected to serve as an important moment in the US-China Trade Dialogue, especially for American farmers affected by a long-term posture.

(With inputs from the moment)