Treasury Secretary Mnuchin said the administration is making progress in resolving steel and aluminum tariffs that were applied to Canada and Mexico
Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said U.S. negotiators are likely to travel to Beijing soon to continue negotiations with China and signaled that trade disputes with two other trading partners are close to being resolved.
Testifying before a Senate Appropriations subcommittee Wednesday in Washington, Mr. Mnuchin said the administration is making progress in resolving steel and aluminum tariffs that were applied to Canada and Mexico.
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