US counting on China after the resumption of trade negotiations will begin large purchases of American agricultural products, reports TASS referring to the Sunday interview aired on Fox News channel, head of the National economic Council, White house, Lawrence Kudlow.

"We expect that the Chinese, when the negotiations will go, will begin large-scale imports of American agricultural products and services," he said, speaking about results of meeting of U.S. President Donald trump with the President of China XI Jinping held in Osaka the G20 summit.

Kudlow stressed the importance of the agreement on the resumption of the trade negotiations, the U.S. and China. "There were no promises, no final deal, no graphics (from the consultations). I would like to remind you that, as stated by the President (trump), the main thing is the quality of the deal, no reason to rush or form (mandatory) schedule. The main thing is that negotiations will be resumed, and (American) the fees won't be cancelled", - said the head of the National economic Council at the White house.

China and the United States for several months, conducted negotiations on the settlement of trade disputes. The last, 11th round of consultations took place in the first half of may in Washington, but then they stalled.

10 may the US imposed additional duties on Chinese goods worth $200 billion, raising the rate from 10% to 25%. In early June, the Chinese government has imposed retaliatory measures in respect of more than 5 thousand commodity positions in the amount of US $60 billion.

On Saturday, the US President at a press conference on the results of their participation in the group of twenty summit in the Japanese city of Osaka said that Washington does not intend to impose new duties on Chinese goods, and Beijing plans to expand imports of agricultural products from the United States.

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