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Once dubbed as historical by him, the President of the united states, Donald Trump, on Tuesday, said he now feels “different” about the trade agreement signed with China earlier this year.
He said this while once more the ventilation of his frustration with the Beijing leadership, which he accused of leaving coronavirus propagation.
Until Tuesday, over 92,000 Americans have died and 1.5 million were tested positive for the coronavirus which has globally killed around 3,20,000 people.
The united states and China signed an agreement in January to the end of their 22-month-long trade war during which the two countries gave a slap tit-for-tat tariff hikes on products with a value of almost half a trillion DOLLARS.
In virtue of this, Beijing agreed to increase the purchase of products from the united states for USD 200 million in 2020-2021.
“I feel different now about the offer that I made three months ago,” Mr. Trump told reporters during a Cabinet meeting in the White House.
“We’ll see what happens, but it has been a very disappointing situation. Very disappointing, thing that happened with China because the plague flowed in and was not going to happen and could have been stopped,” he said.
Mr. Trump said that I was very excited when the trade agreement with China was signed.
“But once the virus has entered, a time that the plague, as I called it, arrived, I said: how do I stop that from happening? And why not go to other sections of China? Why block out of Wuhan? But do not block to go to the rest of the world, including the united States. Why is that? Beijing does not have it. Other places don’t have it,” he said.
Mr. Trump did not respond to questions about retaliation against China.
Meanwhile, the top of American senators continued to press the administration to the rules of engagement with China must be change of post-coronavirus.
“As we know, they unleashed this virus in the united states and the world with his classic communist cover-up, the deceit, the ongoing campaign of propaganda, which now costs more than 90,000 American lives, 35 million Americans to lose their jobs so far,” Senator Martha McSally said during a hearing in the Congress.
“We don’t know who patient zero is, destroyed the samples, which silenced the doctors, that they expelled the journalists, that will impact on international travel of seeds of this, and his reckless behavior is still the root of all of this,” she said.
As a result of coronavirus, the American economy has been thrown into recession; more than 36 million people have lost their jobs — the worst of all time after the last century of the great depression.
Many of the states of the united states, have begun to open up, after taking the necessary precautions.
By conservative estimates, that it will take to various sectors of the economy to be back on the track.
Mr. Trump in the past couple of weeks has exuded confidence that the economy is going to be back on the track next year.
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