The pressure is on for Trump to deliver trade deals fast before the tariff pause ends

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

73% : "President Trump and USTR have made US objectives clear, and our trading partners have a very good sense of what they can each individually offer.
57% : International trade experts told Business Insider it would be difficult to achieve many meaningful and comprehensive trade deals over such a short period of time, especially when the 10% blanket tariffs currently violate many previously signed agreements.
52% : " Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said during an interview with Fox News host Lara Trump on April 12 that Trump is "totally in the driver's seat" when it came to tariff negotiations, and that meetings with more than 75 countries trying to cut a deal were "back to back.
49% : A counselor to Trump previously said the administration aims at "90 deals in 90 days.
47% : The US has free trade agreements with South Korea, Australia, and Singapore, among many others.
45% : " The Wall Street Journal reported on Friday that the US Trade Representative's office is laying out a "framework" for trade negotiations.
45% : Plus, Linicome said, trade agreements are typically negotiated in consultation with domestic businesses, unions, and legislators, so negotiators working on various offers and counteroffers would need to bring all possible deals back to their home countries to be discussed.
36% : And despite Trump saying that "big progress" has been made in talks with Japan, no deal has been signed as of April 25.
33% : Trump has said talks are taking place, while China has denied that the countries are discussing tariffs.

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