Trump reportedly plans to extend the pause on the TikTok ban yet again

President Donald Trump plans to extend the break on the application of the prohibition of Tiktok once again, The Wall Street Journal reports. Trump previously extended the break On April 4, to give Tiktok, its potential American buyers and the Chinese government for more time to conclude an agreement, but the agreement has made little progress since then.

The current break on the application is supposed to end on June 19. Given the state of negotiations between the United States and China, the chances of an agreement concluded before that seems very improbable. The problem was not helped by the Fluctuating prices The Trump administration tried to perceive goods made outside the United States, which started on April 2 and at some point included a 125% price On all shipments from China.

The two countries should restart commercial negotiations at some point in quasi-future, according to The New York TimesBut there was no public mention of a Tiktok sale being a key element of the discussion. A number of investors Always seek to have a piece of the American version of the application, including the Oracle software company, which has a preexisting relationship with Tiktok as a cloud supplier.

The Tiktok ban entered into force January 19. Tiktok tried to appeal the ban in advance, but the final supreme courtyard decided to enforce itencourage Trump First decree POSE THE PROCESSE ON January 20, 2025.