JOHNSON CITY, Tenn.—President Donald Trump has been wrangling with a bevy of countries over trade deals he says have been hugely unfair to the United States for many years.
So far, he’s inked a new deal with South Korea during the United Nations summit in New York on Sept. 24, and reached an agreement with Canada and Mexico on Sept. 30 to replace NAFTA. He’s ready to negotiate new deals with the EU and Japan, and is conducting a pre-negotiation trade war with China.
