Trump announces talks with China on trade agreement

A new U.S.-China ministerial meeting on bilateral trade will be held in London on June 9. This was announced on June 6 by the American President Donald Trump.

"Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant, Commerce Secretary Howard Latnick and U.S. Trade negotiator Jamison Greer will hold a meeting with Chinese representatives in London on Monday, June 9, on the trade deal," he wrote on the Truth Social network.

Trump also expressed hope that the meeting would go "very well."

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