USTR Greer says talks with the Chinese were constructive; bilateral trade talks expected with EU, Malaysia, and India; Section 338 appropriate in certain circumstances

The constructive tone from USTR Greer regarding talks with China suggests a positive shift in trade relations, which might support risk appetite and have implications for USD and equity markets.

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The mention of bilateral trade talks with other partners also indicates broader engagement efforts, though delays with Canada may slow progress. Overall, this could be viewed as a stabilizing factor amidst ongoing trade tensions.

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