Trump Says China Trade Talks Not Going Great, ZTE's Fate Not Settled
The U.S.-China trade war is on hold, but President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House May 22 that he's not happy with how the talks in Washington progressed at the end of last week. “I’m not satisfied but…
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we have a long way to go," he said. "I want this to be a great deal for the United States and I want it to be a good deal for China too. It may not be possible." Amid reports that the Commerce Department may rescind its export ban on ZTE and instead levy another fine and require a board shakeup, Trump said no deal has been reached. "We will see what happens. We're discussing deals. We're discussing various deals," he said.