U.S. Treasury Secretary Bessent said the administration expects to unveil “a rash of trade deals” within the next few days, signaling a fresh push to re-shape U.S. commercial ties following recent tariff escalations. The remarks were made in a Fox Business Network interview on 22 July. Bessent did not identify prospective partner countries or sectors, nor did she outline the scope of the agreements. Her comments come a little more than three months after Washington enacted a 145% tariff on Chinese imports, a move that prompted warnings about supply-chain disruptions and higher input costs for American manufacturers. The Treasury chief framed the forthcoming accords as part of a broader strategy to offset retaliatory measures and secure new export opportunities for U.S. companies. Additional details are expected once the agreements are formally announced.