Ross Says U.S. Is Still Planning to Raise Tariffs on Chinese Goods in January

The transcript discusses the ongoing trade negotiations between the US and China. It highlights the concessions offered by China, which are seen as a starting point but may not meet US expectations. Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross's comments suggest that the US has significant demands for China, focusing on fundamental economic changes. The upcoming meeting is expected to establish a framework for further discussions, indicating a positive sign that both sides are willing to engage in dialogue.

What does Wilbur Ross imply about the nature of the upcoming meeting?

What does the ongoing dialogue between the US and China signify according to the text?