Trump's trade representative says tariffs 'bearing fruit'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : But they have generated more interest this year after Trump last week announced a baseline tariff of 10 percent and extra levies of up to 50 percent on dozens of countries exporting more to the United States than they buy.
55% : "We must move away from an economy based solely on the financial sector and government spending, and we must become an economy based on producing real goods and services," Greer added.
44% : Senior Republican lawmakers have pledged to allow Trump time to see how his tariff gambit plays out, but are desperate to see progress on trade negotiations they believe will calm markets. - 'No clear message' - Wall Street stocks surged higher early Tuesday after a three-day rout as global markets rallied in hopes of trade agreements.

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