Jamieson Greer, the US Trade Representative, affirmed that the trade agreements established with the European Union, China, and other nations will remain in effect despite the recent Supreme Court ruling that nullified the so-called 'reciprocal' tariffs introduced by former President Donald Trump. Greer emphasized the ongoing active discussions with US trading partners to ensure adherence to these agreements, indicating a commitment to maintaining strong trade relations.

In a television interview with CBS, Greer expressed confidence that these trade agreements are beneficial and that both the US and its partners are expected to uphold their obligations under these pacts. He highlighted the necessity of collaboration and mutual understanding in order to foster economic stability and growth within the respective markets.

Additionally, during an interview on ABC, Greer stressed that the upcoming meeting between President Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping in April is not aimed at confronting trade issues but rather focused on ensuring that both sides adhere to their commitments. The emphasis on stability reflects the current geopolitical climate, where trade relations are critical for economic growth and international diplomatic relations.