US President Donald Trump says it may reduce the definitions of China to help conclude a deal to apply the short video Tiktok to be sold by its owner.
Trump also said he was ready to extend the deadline on April 5 for the non -Chinese buyer of the platform.
In January, it is Delayed implementation From a law issued under the Biden Administration to ban Tijk.
The legislation, which was signed to become a law in 2024, was martyred, the reasons for national security for sale or prohibited.
“With regard to Tiktok, China will have to play a role in this, perhaps in the form of approval, perhaps, and I think they will do that,” Trump told reporters on Wednesday.
“Maybe I will give them a slight decrease in definitions or anything to accomplish,” he added.
Trump also said he expected at least the outline of the deal reached by the deadline on April 5.
BBC Tijook and the Chinese Embassy in Washington called for comment.
The largest attached point to put the finishing touches on a deal to sell Tiktok business, which deserves tens of billions of dollars, has always secured the Beijing Agreement.
Trump has previously tried to use definitions as a definition in negotiations.
On his first day at the White House, on January 20, the president threatened more import duties in China if he did not agree to the Tiktok deal.
The common application is largely used by about 170 million Americans.
Separately, the United States increased the fees on all imports from China to 20 % this month.
The definitions imposed by Trump doubled the second largest economy in the world February 4.
On February 10, China responded with its own definitions, including a 10-15 % tax on some American agricultural commodities.
Beijing also targeted many airlines, defense and technology in the United States by adding it to an “unreliable entity list” and imposing export controls.
A 10 % tax doubled to 20 % on March 4.
China urged the United States to return to dialogue with Beijing as soon as possible.
