President Donald Trump has expressed readiness to negotiate a trade deal with China, signalling a diplomatic shift amid an ongoing trade war. Speaking during a high-level cabinet meeting, Trump stated he would “love to make a deal,” offering hope for easing tensions that have unsettled global markets.
On tariff policies, the President admitted that recent measures may result in “transition problems” but insisted the U.S. economy remains strong. He reaffirmed his belief that the tariffs would yield long-term benefits despite causing short-term disruptions.
Turning to global affairs, Trump announced that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky will visit the White House on Friday. The two leaders are expected to sign a major agreement involving Ukraine’s mineral resources, with Europe expected to take primary responsibility for providing Ukraine’s security guarantees.
