Brazilian Government Sees Effective Start to Tariff Reduction Negotiations
After a meeting at the White House, the Brazilian government believes that negotiations to reduce tariffs have begun in earnest.
Foreign Minister Mauro Vieira met with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, marking the starting point of a serious negotiation to reduce tariffs applied to Brazil.
Members of the Brazilian government and Donald Trump’s administration share the perception that the meeting indicated both sides’ willingness to reach an agreement.
- The meeting between Vieira and Rubio lasted about 15 minutes.
- An expanded conversation followed, involving teams from both governments, including Trade Representative Jamieson Greer and State Department members.
No immediate decision to lower surcharges was made, but the conversation was considered positive.
According to an American source, both sides are willing to negotiate.
Author's summary: Brazil and US start tariff reduction talks.
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