Macro Insights Weekly - Six dimensions of US trade negotiations

Many nations are making overtures to the US to find a more lasting respite from the high "reciprocal" tariffs than the prevailing 90-day pause. What can they expect during negotiations?
They would likely face demand for more purchases from the US and investment in the US.
Voluntary restriction of import from China and export restriction to the US could be on the table.
Currency appreciation against the USD, a la Plaza Accord, is likely to be demanded.
Nations might even face pressure to mirror US tariffs on China.
These demands could generate considerable backlash and risk negotiation to fail.