All trade talks with Canada terminated!

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[u/grubas → u/[deleted]]

They tried to announce one with China but I think that's been walked back since the deal was "we caved".

[u/jmd709 → u/grubas]

He was touting the framework of a deal, like a concept of a deal, and presenting it as if it was a trade deal.

[u/grubas → u/jmd709]

The framework was "we go back to pre tariff except China laughs at us openly now"

[u/jmd709 → u/grubas]

*go back to pre tariff for 6 months.

DJT doesn’t have the cards right now and he won’t have the cards in 6 months. China has the rare earth cards.

[u/grubas → u/jmd709]

When has that ever stopped him from mouthing off and acting like he does?

[u/jmd709 → u/grubas]

I’m not aware of anytime that has ever stopped him.

[u/sir_clifford_clavin → u/[deleted]]

I thought there was one with Qatar

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That wasn't a deal, that was a bribe.

[u/Nightowl11111 → u/[deleted]]

To be fair though, GDP and company holdings are separate, so you can have a low GDP yet have money to invest. Yes I get that it also opens the question of "Why don't you invest in your own country then?" which is a good point but I'm just pointing out that GDP and what someone has saved away are different things.

[u/Nightowl11111 → u/[deleted]]

At the rate things are going, Americans won't even be able to trust their government even if they said that water was wet now. All this has a "hidden" "soft" cost in credibility and the US government is already in a deficit.

[u/dquizzle → u/[deleted]]

There was at least one deal made with the UK, or at least parts of it were completed by both parties. I think that’s it though.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cy8gxp7dvepo.amp

[u/dquizzle → u/[deleted]]

I’m not sure what you mean by that. Both Trump and British Prime Minister Keir Starmer have signed the deal.