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An India-U.S. interim deal requires final touches, with Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal stating that a deal is not possible until India faces lower tariffs than its competitors. Greer is scheduled to visit New Delhi on June 23-24.

Canada is highlighting its oil trade with the United States ahead of a ministerial meeting with Greer. Dominic LeBlanc is involved in these discussions.

Greer stated that the Taiwan issue is not expected to impact trade with China, indicating a potential stable economic relationship between the two nations. The statement was made in the context of Asia trade discussions on May 15, 2026. This suggests ongoing efforts to maintain or improve trade relations despite geopolitical tensions.

Greer reports success in rebalancing trade with China, indicating a shift in economic dynamics. This development suggests potential growth and cooperation between the involved parties. The specifics of the agreement are not detailed but imply mutual benefits.

The US and China are willing to continue their trade truce. This development suggests a positive turn in the trade relations between the two nations. The continuation of the truce may lead to further negotiations and agreements.

The US will address China's purchase of Iranian oil, according to Greer. This move may increase tensions between the US and China. The issue is related to Iran's oil exports.

Two US gasoline traders, Greer and Reiser, have left Vitol Group, the world's largest independent commodity trading house. Their departure may impact Vitol's operations in the US gasoline market.