President Donald Trump announced that most trade deals are expected to be finalized by August 1, 2025, with the possibility that all deals will be completed by that date. He indicated that there are established parameters for a deal with China. However, the August 1 deadline does not apply to steel and aluminum trade agreements. U.S. Trade Representative Katherine Tai Greer emphasized that the administration prioritizes securing good trade deals over rushing to meet the deadline, stating there is no pressure to finalize more deals quickly. The administration aims to start implementing these trade deals on August 1.
USTR GREER ON TRADE AMID AUG 1 DEADLINE: TRUMP MORE INTERESTED IN GOOD DEALS THAN QUICK DEALS -CNBC INTERVIEW
USTR Greer On Trade Amid 1st August Deadline: President Trump Is More Interested In ‘Good Deals’ Vs ‘Quick Deals’ - @CNBC
US Trade Representative Greer: We don't feel under pressure to have more deals.