Ross Says U.S. Is Still Planning to Raise Tariffs on Chinese Goods in January

The transcript discusses the ongoing trade negotiations between the US and China. It highlights the concessions offered by China, which are seen as a starting point but may not meet US expectations. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross's comments suggest that the US has significant demands for China, focusing on fundamental economic changes. The upcoming meeting is expected to establish a framework for further discussions, indicating a positive sign that both sides are willing to engage in dialogue.

What was the general reaction of the US to the list of concessions provided by China?

• They were ignored completely.

• They were considered insufficient.

• They were seen as a breakthrough.

• They were accepted without question.

What is the primary purpose of the upcoming meeting between the US and China?

• To announce new tariffs.

• To establish a framework for negotiations.

• To finalize a trade agreement.

• To discuss environmental policies.

What are the US's demands from China in the trade talks?

• Minor adjustments to trade policies.

• Fundamental changes to economic and industrial policies.

• Increased import of US goods.

• Reduction in military spending.

How does the US view the current stage of talks with China?

• As a final resolution.

• As a stepping stone for further discussions.

• As a complete failure.

• As irrelevant to future relations.

What is the significance of the ongoing dialogue between the US and China?

• It shows a willingness to engage.

• It reveals a hidden agenda.

• It indicates a lack of interest.

• It suggests a complete agreement.