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BREAKING: Trump Tariffs Tank Asian Equities, Chinese Yuan. China Ready To Negotiate.
“President Donald Trump's latest trade war escalation against China appears to have had an immediate effect on Asian markets and the Chinese Yuan, sending both tumbling early on Monday morning.
Chinese Vice Premier Liu He indicated early on Monday that the communist nation was willing to negotiate with the U.S. to prevent the trade war from escalating.”
https://www.dailywire.com/news/51032/breaking-trump-tariffs-tank-asian-equities-chinese-ryan-saavedra
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https://www.foxnews.com/politics/china-announces-it-seeks-end-to-trade-war-as-markets-tank-and-currency-hits-11-year-flatline
“News of the possible opening in negotiations came shortly after President Trump threatened to declare a national emergency that would result in American businesses freezing their relationships with China. Trump's tariff barrage on Friday was a response to China imposing its own retaliatory tariffs on $75 billion in U.S. goods.
At the Group of Seven summit in France on Sunday, White House officials rejected suggestions the president was wavering and insisted that his only regret was not implementing even more tariffs on China. Trump wrote on Twitter that world leaders at the G-7 were "laughing" at all the inaccurate media coverage of the gathering.
In response, Chinese Vice Premier Liu He told a state-controlled newspaper on Monday that "China is willing to resolve its trade dispute with the United States through calm negotiations and resolutely opposes the escalation of the conflict," Reuters first reported, citing a transcript of his remarks provided by the Chinese government. Liu is China's top trade negotiator.”
When Trump announced the tariffs the first time, it was to have an impact on our business. The Chinese aren't stupid though, they have been investing for years in Taiwan so they quickly switched where they made their products to Taiwan and shipped them from there. Trumps team shut that down but it just goes to show China is not concerned about playing fair or being honest.
Hell he already made them pay..............Hunter!😂😂
The more businesses they put out of business, the more beholden we are to China. This goes way beyond your "zero sum statistic" conclusion.
Every country in SA and Europe limits what we can do. Even Mexico and Canada has made it difficult by some rules and protectionism they practice.. This is not a fair and balanced trade situation we are in and it hurts the American worker. It is long over due for being addressed.
The reality is, China provides us nothing we can't do on our own. The argument that Chinese products save the consumer money is somewhat naive. Retailers sell at perceived market value margins. None of the retailers are Chinese owned which is why a pair of Nike shoes that cost next to nothing to make sells at such an outrageous price. I was told several years ago by a Nike employee that if they made the shoes here it would be $5.00 more per pair of shoes. Hardly a bank buster. Nike would be stupid to pass on the money saved by going to Chinese textile mills. Apple? The same as Nike. Steel purchasers? They aren't passing along the Chinese steel savings. Electronics? They are stealing our tech and then putting our labor out of work by exporting our own inventions to us. Power meters are a perfect example of that happening as well.
Many of the industries we have lost meant the loss of high 5 and low 6 figure jobs/careers you no talent, non-thinking, waste of time. In my industry alone, all of my competitors prior to the Chinese invasion were employing thousands of people starting out with company paid insurance, assorted other benefits and above middle class wages. And those are just the admin people. Supervisors and sales were making well above the starting wages. Those were manufacturing jobs, not minimum wage jobs. Careers, not the pit stop that is McDonalds.
Textiles were already headed toward automation when the Chinese put 90% of them out of business in this country. That would have meant skilled labor jobs in equipment maintenance, created jobs for engineers and robotic factories, etc.
We need upgrades for a lot of our full time jobs. Working full time in retail at this point in time is a short term thing. We need to be creating manufacturing companies and positions for people in retail and burger flipping to aspire and transition into.
Every time you open your idiotic mouth, I think to myself that you can't get any dumber. Then the inevitable happens and you prove me wrong.