US President Donald Trump tweeted that the deadline to impose tariffs on China will be extended considering 'substantial progress in trade talks'. The tariffs were earlier set to take effect on March 1. Trump said that China and the US are very close to a trade agreement, but maintained that China will not overtake the US economy as long as he is president.
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