TechFlow, April 26 — According to Jinshi Data citing The Wall Street Journal, to streamline negotiations on reciprocal tariffs, U.S. negotiators plan to use a new framework developed by the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR). This framework outlines broad negotiation categories such as tariffs and quotas, non-tariff trade barriers, digital trade, rules of origin, economic security, and other commercial issues. Within these categories, U.S. officials will present country-specific demands, although insiders emphasize that the document could be adjusted at any time. Sources say the initial U.S. plan is to conduct rotating talks with 18 major trading partners over the next two months, tentatively scheduling six countries per week in successive rounds (six countries in the first week, another six in the second week, and the remaining six in the third week), concluding by the July 8 deadline. If President Trump does not extend his self-imposed 90-day pause by then, countries that fail to reach agreements will begin facing reciprocal tariffs.
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