With details on core issues still elusive, officials said they did not expect to have the text of the agreement ready for several weeks.
Chinese officials would like to hold further talks with the US before the preliminary agreement the Trump administration touted on Friday is finalized, according to Bloomberg. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin confirmed early Monday that there were still several meetings the two sides planned to take before a pact might be made official. With details on core trade issues still elusive, officials said they did not expect to have the text of the agreement ready for several weeks.
Chinese officials would like to hold further talks with the US before the preliminary agreement the Trump administration touted on Friday is finalized, according to Bloomberg. Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin confirmed early Monday that there were still several meetings the two sides planned to take before a pact might be made official. With details on core trade issues still elusive, officials said they did not expect to have the text of the agreement ready for several weeks.
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