The U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) has developed a new framework designed to streamline trade negotiations, particularly on reciprocal tariffs. This framework categorizes key areas of discussion, including trade barriers and tariffs, non-tariff measures, digital trade practices, rules of origin, economic security, and other commercial issues. While the document serves as a guide for negotiations, specifics regarding demands will be presented to individual countries. The U.S. intends to engage in discussions with 18 major trading partners over the next two months. This involves rotating weekly conversations across six countries each week, extending this cycle for three weeks until July 8th. If President Trump does not extend the 90-day suspension period he previously set, nations failing to reach an agreement by then will face reciprocal tariffs as a consequence.