Trump Promises Trade Talks After China Defers Tariff Response

The video discusses the uncertainty surrounding US-China trade talks, highlighting a planned call between officials without clear details. With tariffs set to increase, there's pressure on the Trump administration to delay them, especially after the US Chamber of Commerce's call to halt escalation. Despite Trump's directive for companies to cut ties with China, a survey shows that major firms plan to maintain their investments there, indicating a disconnect between political directives and business actions.

What was the planned call between Chinese and U.S. officials about?

What did the U.S. Chamber of Commerce call for regarding tariffs?

How did the USDA's report on soybean and corn shipments reflect the impact of the trade war?

What was the response of big companies to Trump's directive to cut ties with China?

What disconnect is mentioned between Trump's calls for action and the actual behavior of companies?