No Urgency on Either Side to Reach China-U.S. Trade Deal, Brookings Fellow Says

The video discusses the US-China trade negotiations, highlighting initial low expectations and the lack of a detailed agreement. It examines China's economic indicators, such as PMI and growth rates, suggesting that China does not feel urgent pressure to make a deal. The video also explores changes in the Chinese negotiation team, including the addition of a hardliner, and the potential for a practical compromise that could be sold to China's Politburo.

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