Trump says “Total Reset negotiates” with China during the tariff discussions in Geneva

President Donald Trump announced on Saturday evening at the social social on Saturday evening that “great progress” was made with China during the weekend trade negotiations.

During the meeting in Geneva, Switzerland, between US officials, including the Minister of Finance Scott Bessent, and a Chinese delegation, “many things” were discussed and “a lot [was] agreed, “said Trump.

The Associated Press reported in discussions that lasted over 10 hours, the Associated Press reported, and the negotiations are to be continued on Sunday.

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The administration announced a round of tariffs on April 2 and later imposed a tariff of 145% on Chinese goods.

After China reduced mutual tariffs in other countries to a baseline of 10%for 90 days, China increased the tariffs to US goods to 125%.

Members of the Chinese delegation leave the place where the trade talks between Chinese and US delegations in Geneva, Switzerland, took place on Saturday. (Reuters/Denis Balibouse)

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On Thursday, Trump said reporters in the White House China “very”, “very” wanted to complete a deal and wanted to end the intensive tariff fight.

While the president did not provide many details on Saturday evening, he described the agreement as “a total reset in a friendly but constructive way”.

“We want to see both China and the USA an opening of China for American business,” wrote Trump in the post office. “Great progress !!!”

Finance Minister Scott Bessent goes to trading palaces between Chinese and US delegations in Geneva, Switzerland. (Reuters/Denis Balibouse)

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Trump, a long -standing follower of tariffs, argued that “fair” obligations could take into account the trade deficit of 1.2 trillion dollars from 2024 in the amount of $ 1.2 trillion and promote the return of the US manufacturing jobs.

Bessent said in April that the tariffs could cost China up to 10 million jobs, which Chinese tariffs could not make sustainable.

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“Even if there is a decline in tariffs, they could lose 5 million jobs,” said Bessent to reporters from the White House. “Remember that we are the deficitland.

Diana Stancy from Fox News Digital and the Associated Press contributed to this report.