USTR Greer says beginning to negotiate a deal on critical minerals, Trump-Xi meeting still scheduled or April, had a great call last week

The statements from USTR Greer indicate a proactive approach to negotiating on critical minerals and maintaining stable relations with key partners like China, emphasizing a significant meeting scheduled for April.

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USTR Greer says beginning to negotiate a deal on critical minerals, Trump-Xi meeting still scheduled or April, had a great call last week

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USMCA

Entering negotiations with Mexico right now
US-Canada negotiations are specific to the bridge; there's valid concern from the President about the bridge.
On USMCA, talks with Canada are more challenging; we have to review the USMCA.
USMCA negotiations will be bilateral and separate.

India

Spoke to India about oil from Venezuela.
India has started to wind down purchases of Russian energy.
India could be a station to shift supply chains around.

China

US-China trade relationship is stable.
Expects more discussions ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting in April.
US has regular talks with China.

Indonesia

Expects to finalise deal in next couple of deals of weeks.
Expects Indonesia to be the next big one.

Context

This sets the tone for diplomatic and trade dynamics, particularly in energy and mining sectors, impacting commodity prices and geopolitical risks.

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