Kudlow Says U.S. Still Expects Trade Talks With China in September

The video discusses the ongoing US-China trade negotiations, highlighting the role of Larry Kudlow in calming market fears. Despite some market stabilization, tensions remain high, and the future of the talks is uncertain. The impact on US farmers is significant, with a drop in agricultural exports to China and growing frustration among farming groups, who prefer trade over aid.

What factors might lead to a reconsideration of trade negotiations according to the text?

How has the relationship between the US and China been described in the context of trade talks?

What recent actions by China have affected US agricultural exports?

What is the current sentiment among US farmers regarding trade aid versus trade agreements?

What does the text suggest about the sustainability of aid for US farmers?