No more catch-ups if U.S. gets desired trade deal with China, says Trump
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U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday the United States would "never catch up" if a "great" trade deal with China is not reached, as trade negotiators between the two countries prepare for the latest round of talks.
"We want to make a deal and hopefully we'll make a deal, and if we don't, that's fine. If we do, that's fine. It's got to be a good deal. It can't be a bad deal. We're so far down, it's got to be a great deal. If it's not a great deal, you never catch up," Trump said in a speech at a tank manufacturing plant.
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