Kissinger Associates' Hormats on U.S.-China Trade Talks

The transcript discusses the complexities and challenges of trade negotiations between the US and China, focusing on tariffs, agricultural sales, intellectual property, and currency issues. It highlights the impact of these negotiations on markets and the potential risks of new tariffs. The conduct of the talks is assessed, noting periods of progress and setbacks. The long-term nature of the process is emphasized, with both sides having strong incentives to reach a deal. The effects on both economies are considered, with potential impacts on businesses and consumers.

What are the potential consequences if a trade deal is not reached soon?

What does the speaker suggest about the timing of the trade deal and its implications?

How does the speaker assess the conduct of the trade talks and the regularity of communication?