Trump Urges Twitter Followers on to 'Stay Tuned' Amid Trade Talks With China

"Trade negotiations are continuing with China. They have been making hundreds of billions of dollars a year from the US, for many years. Stay tuned!" Trump said in a Twitter message.

According to the Chinese Commerce Ministry, State Council Vice Premier Liu He is expected to arrive in the United States on Tuesday for trade negotiations.

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The first round of trade talks between China and the United States took place in Beijing on May 3-4. The two delegations addressed such issues as expanding US exports to China, bilateral trade in services, bilateral investments, intellectual property protection and tariffs. According to the Chinese media, a consensus was reached in some of these areas, but major disagreements still remained.

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The talks have been reasoned by the recent tensions between China and the United States, which erupted in recent months after in March, Washington introduced a 25-percent tariff on imported steel and a 10-percent tariff on imported aluminum.

In addition, in April, US President Donald Trump threatened to introduce extra tariffs on the Chinese imports worth about $150 billion per year, after which China announced its decision to impose 25-percent tariffs on a total of 106 goods imported from the United States.

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