The U.S. is gaining support from Europe and Japan in its crackdown on Chinese trade practices.
Officials are retooling “Made in China 2025” to offer foreign companies greater opportunities to participate.
The U.S.-ordered arrest of Meng Wanzhou is widely viewed in China as part of Washington’s attempts to thwart the country’s race toward next-generation technologies.
Officials are preparing to unveil sanctions, declassified intelligence and indictments as part of a coordinated multiagency announcement this week.
Chinese anger has injected new unpredictability into the negotiations.
Markets dive as U.S. and Beijing offer different accounts of deal, and as key provisions remain unsettled.
The Trump-Xi deal has raised hopes of a truce, but the last two years have permanently altered the relationship between the two world powers.
U.S. financial markets are likely to welcome the news.
The USMCA agreement replacing NAFTA represents a triumph for President Trump, but the accord faces major difficulties in Congress.
The Trump administration warned it will respond to unfair trade practices by “hostile” countries such as China and Russia