US Plans Dozens of Trade Deals Amid Global Trade Conflicts

The White House has acknowledged the ambitious goal of negotiating dozens of trade deals with over 75 countries within three months, as part of the Trump administration's efforts to resolve international trade conflicts. Spokeswoman Karoline Leavitt emphasized the need for teamwork among the president's advisors in this endeavor. More than 15 countries have already submitted specific offers to the U.S. in hopes of reducing trade barriers. This initiative follows a turbulent period in the stock markets, during which Trump temporarily suspended tariffs for 90 days to facilitate negotiations. Meanwhile, in the crypto market, the ongoing U.S.-China trade war is causing volatility, with predictions that protectionist measures could trigger inflation and impact Bitcoin prices significantly. This broader concern reflects the interconnectedness of trade policies and financial markets.