The Trump administration has advanced its reciprocal trade agenda through the Agreement on Reciprocal Trade (ART) framework, leveraging tariff authority to secure market access commitments on agriculture, industrial goods, critical minerals, and supply chain security. Multiple deals reached final form or entry into force in 2025–2026, including with Indonesia, Malaysia, Jordan, Ecuador, Cambodia, and others, while frameworks or joint statements cover Thailand, Vietnam, South Korea, India, the EU, UK, and Japan. Ongoing USMCA joint review talks with Mexico and Canada center on rules of origin, automotive content, and interim arrangements targeted for completion by year-end 2026. Parallel management of U.S.-China trade relations features periodic summits and purchase commitments. These bilateral negotiations, often tied to reciprocal tariff adjustments, remain the dominant driver of outcomes before 2027.