The Trump administration's Council of Economic Advisers chair promised that a "flurry" of trade deals will close in the near future, but failed to name a single country likely to be first on the docket.
"There's a number of deals in the works with a number of our trading partners, particularly in Asia, and Europe as well," Stephen Miran, a former fellow at the ultraconservative Manhattan Institute, stated during a Fox News interview Friday when asked which country will be the first to close a trade deal with the U.S.
