According to Peter Navarro, the country is seeking “justice” in its relations with China, which according to Navarro “exploited” Americans for several years
The current US commercial negotiations “are very different from those in the first semester” by US President Donald Trump, says White House’s financial adviser Peter Navarro.
According to him, the country seeks “justice” in its relations with China, which according to Navarro “exploited” Americans for several years.
In an interview with Fox Business, Trump’s adviser pointed out that Washington has to do with Australia, the United Kingdom, Japan and South Korea.
“The US Ministry of Finance Scott Bessent takes care of progress in conversations with Japan and South Korea,” Navarro said. “But Trump is the main negotiator,” he added.
Navarro avoided giving details about the conversation stage, but said he hoped that everything would be completed “very soon.”