After two years of escalating threats and tariffs, the U.S. and China have signed a trade deal. In what is known as Phase 1 of a larger agreement, Beijing pledged to increase purchases of U.S. goods, while U.S. tariffs remain on $360 billion of Chinese imports. Nick Schifrin reports and Judy Woodruff talks to Peter Navarro, director of the White House Office of Trade and Manufacturing Policy.
Related Items
FIRST ON CNBC: National Trade Council Director Peter Navarro Speaks with CNBC’s Kelly Evans
Posted on Author admin
April 2, 2018 – CNBC, Closing Bell KELLY EVANS: NOW THE MARKETS TODAY WERE PLUNGING. WAS IT FEARS OF A TRADE WAR WITH CHINA? IN A FIRST ON CNBC INTERVIEW WE ARE JOINED NOW BY NATIONAL TRADE COUNCIL DIRECTOR PETER NAVARRO. MR. NAVARRO, THANK YOU FOR JOINING US. WHAT A DAY. PETER NAVARRO: WHAT A More…
Navarro with CNN’s Smerconish: Chinese tariffs, trade war, military industrial base
Posted on Author admin
October 6, 2018 – CNN, Smerconish TRANSCRIPT: Joining me now is Peter Navarro, an assistant to the President for trade and manufacturing policy. He has just authored this piece, by the way, no less than for the failing “New York Times”, titled “America’s Military Industrial Base Is at Risk” and here’s what the White House More…
Peter Navarro on trade: Tariffs do work
Posted on Author admin
Peter Navarro on trade: Tariffs do work Assistant to the President for Trade Policy Peter Navarro discusses why ‘phase 1’ is a good start with China and why his ability to help broker a General Motors deal is substantial. October 16, 2019 – Trish Reagan Primetime Assistant to the President for Trade Policy Peter Navarro More…