Commerce Secretary Lutnick indicated on CNBC that President Trump aims to finalize trade deals for 'the world' by Friday, excluding China, which will require more time. Lutnick emphasized that Trump has consistently declined initial deal offers, striving for more favorable terms for the United States. This aggressive negotiating stance reflects the administration's broader trade strategy, prioritizing American interests and seeking to reshape global trade relationships. The upcoming deals, if finalized, could significantly impact international commerce and potentially ease some trade tensions, although the prolonged negotiations with China remain a key point of contention.