Trump’s 2026 trade agenda sharpens push for ‘managed’ US-China ties

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Donald Trump's 2026 Trade Policy Agenda, delivered by the USTR to Congress, outlines a revised US approach to trade with China, emphasizing "managed" trade for reciprocity and balance. The agenda prioritizes managing trade with China through negotiated arrangements between leaders, alongside enforcing trade deals, securing critical supply chains, reviewing the USMCA, and reshaping WTO rules. The report claims the US goods trade deficit with China fell 32% in 2025, and China is no longer the nation with which the US has its largest trade deficit. The administration believes this approach will improve fairness, balance, and predictability in the US-China trade relationship. The agenda aims to diversify import sources and reduce US import dependency on China.
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