The Trump administration is actively addressing supply chain challenges while navigating international trade negotiations, following President Trump's decision to pause certain global tariffs to develop trade agreements with 75 countries. Despite the pause being framed as a strategic maneuver to showcase Trump's deal-making skills, former trade negotiators warn that converting initial discussions into formal agreements will be challenging, especially given the tight timeline. To mitigate potential supply chain disruptions, particularly from tariffs on Chinese goods, the administration is considering forming a dedicated working group to address these issues urgently if negotiations with Beijing do not succeed.
