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“They’re going to make a deal, because they have to. They have to. They have no choice,” Trump said in Davos.

President Donald Trump celebrated the restoration of the American dream on Tuesday, trumpeting the success of economic nationalism in front of the global elites at the World Economic Forum (WEF) at Davos.

President Donald Trump told the World Economic Forum Tuesday that the United States is living in the midst of a massive “blue-collar boom” that is targeting the lower classes.

President Donald Trump celebrated his successful trade deals with China, Mexico, and Canada on Sunday, appearing at the American Farm Bureau Federation convention in Texas.

“It’s useful now to see that we’re finally cracking down on those things,” Navarro said. “Good for this president.”

Vice President Mike Pence told Breitbart News exclusively on Thursday that the Senate’s passage of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada (USMCA) trade agreement is a “huge win” for American workers and farmers.

Angela Merkel’s comments undercut a key Democratic talking point: that the U.S. should work with its allies to pressure China.

Tom Steyer’s call to end tariffs on Chinese goods made with “filthy manufacturing processes” will end “global warming,” joked Alan Tonelson.

China would not abide by the terms of any trade deal with the U.S. regardless of what is in the final Chinese language translation of the agreement, warned economist Alan Tonelson.

The White House appears to be waiting until the last minute to release the text of the phase one trade deal with China

Author Gordon Chang said the “Phase One” trade deal with China “does not look like the best deal that President Trump could have obtained from the Chinese” because the United States is giving away more than it gets in return from China. 

(AFP) — The EU’s top trade official heads to Washington on Tuesday on a sensitive mission to mend ties with the United States and end several years of protectionist battles.

“China has made enforceable commitments to refrain from competitive devaluation,” Treasury Secretary Mnuchin said.

The U.S. economy is far more resilient and less reliant on China than Trump critics believed.

It simply wrong to assume that all of the cost of tax on imported wine will be passed on to the American consumer.

China officially confirms that Vice Premier Liu He will attend the signing of the Phase One trade deal.

The United States deployed additional military support to Kenya this week to strengthen security against the Islamist terror group Al-Shabaab. Nairobi, on Tuesday, reiterated its commitment to expanding its trade links with Iran.

“I will be signing our very large and comprehensive Phase One Trade Deal with China on January 15,” Trump said on Twitter

The United Kingdom is now projected to have a significantly larger economy than France over the coming years, by the same think tank which previously forecast that leaving the European Union would see Brexit Britain “leapfrogged” by its competitor across the English Channel.

Blue-collar and working class Americans are seeing the “biggest gains” within Donald Trump’s econony, said WH spokesperson Adam Kennedy,

The nation’s most prominent labor unions are coming out strong to support President Trump’s United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) trade deal that will replace the job-killing North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

The United States Department of Agriculture has removed “Wakanda” from its list of trade partners after a social media user called out the bizarre mistake on Wednesday.

The phase one trade deal is under fire from economists and politicians opposed to the Trump economic agenda.

Australia’s conservative coalition government wants to strike a free trade deal with the UK as soon as possible in the wake of last week’s election result that puts Britain on a path to leave the European Union early next year.

Larry Kudlow praised the deal as a “very important first step” that represented real progress with China that covered “all of the key chapters.”

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi went on an explosive rant Friday disparaging the United States for condemning human rights abuses in China, casting a pall on optimism triggered by reports of a Washington-Beijing trade agreement.

Job Creators Network, one of the country’s largest pro-jobs grassroots organizations, praised President Donald Trump’s newly announced trade deal with China.

“Farmers are going to have to go out and buy much larger tractors, because it means a lot of business,” Trump joked.

“Fake News,” Trump wrote. “They should find a better leaker!”

Trump says China agreed to “massive” purchases of U.S. products. In a press conference on Friday, China declined to provide details about those purchases.

U.S. President Donald Trump has hailed Prime Minister Boris Johnson “great WIN!” in Britain’s general election, anticipating a British-American free trade agreement which will put Britain’s commercial arrangement with the European Union in the shade.

Trump is reportedly considering the terms of a preliminary trade deal with China.

“Getting VERY close to a BIG DEAL with China. They want it, and so do we!” Trump tweeted on Thursday morning.

Tariffs weren’t the Grinch who stole Christmas after all. Prices of phones, computers, televisions, and toys are down while wages are up.

Nancy Pelosi, labor unions, and the Trump administration worked together for a better trade deal. That should worry China.

The top White House trade adviser says Americans will turn against Democrats for focusing on impeachment rather than “the people’s business.”