The Biden administration is working to rebuild trade ties with allies that became strained during Trump’s presidency, with the aim of building a broader coalition to confront China’s subsidies and other state-driven economic policies. USTR said the new partnership instead would focus on addressing labor and environmental-related priorities, trade facilitation, a supportive digital ecosystem and cooperation in regional and multilateral trade forums, the latter a reference to the World Trade Organization, which holds a major ministerial meeting at the end of November in Geneva. Japan has also sought to negotiate a broader agreement with the United States after striking a limited trade deal with former President Donald Trump in 2019 that staved off his threat of higher duties on imported cars, and to coax Washington into returning to a Pacific Rim trade pact. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.
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