U.S. Slaps Duties on Steel From Asia in Trade Enforcement Action

The transcript discusses the US Commerce Department's accusations against several Asian nations, including China and Vietnam, for unfair trading practices. It highlights ongoing trade issues between the US and China, focusing on Huawei and economic policies. The potential for China to purchase US agricultural products as part of trade talks is explored, though not officially agreed upon. The transcript also examines the US trade deficit, with economists disputing Trump's view that it indicates a weak economy, suggesting instead that it reflects strong consumer demand.

What agricultural products did China agree to buy as part of the trade agreement?

What do economists argue about the U.S. trade deficit and its implications?