

Speaking in London, where he is attending a NATO summit, Trump said he had "no deadline'' to end the 16-month trade war between the world's two largest economies, which has caused economic damage for both sides.





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"We have picked up record numbers in our stock markets, so that's OK. That's the way I feel." Trump replied to questions from reporters. "I have to make the right deal. I'm not going to make a deal that's not going to be great for our country. It can't be an even deal. If it's an even deal, it's no good."

The trade negotiations with China, the president declared, are at a "critical stage."

"But if the stock market goes up and down, I don't watch the stock market, I watch jobs," Trump said, contradicting the numerous tweets he has sent out when stock markets have set new highs.




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