The Trump administration may announce an economic deal with Cuba soon, according to USA Today. The report cites two unidentified sources familiar with the plans, suggesting negotiations have progressed to a point where an announcement could come in the near term.

This potential deal would mark a significant shift in US-Cuba relations, which have been strained for decades. The Trump administration had previously rolled back some of the Obama-era policies that sought to normalize relations with the island nation. Any economic agreement would likely involve trade, investment, or financial services components.

The timing and specific terms of the deal remain unclear. However, the prospect of renewed economic engagement between the two countries has already sparked interest among US businesses eager to access Cuba's market. Agricultural exporters, travel companies, and telecommunications firms have been among those most vocal about wanting improved relations with Cuba.