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The blurred line: Is Trump’s China strategy a double-edged sword for global trade?
As recent US trade negotiations unfold, a clearer yet contradictory picture of President Donald Trump’s vision for the global economy emerges. At its core lies a strategy to isolate China economically while simultaneously seeking better access to its vast markets—a balancing act that risks confusing allies and trading partners.
Speaking after the trade talks, US President Donald Trump told reporters at the White House on Monday: “China will also suspend and remove all of its non-monetary barriers ... term in the ...
No concession will resolve what Beijing and Washington view as an existential struggle between competing systems, says Enodo ...
a sector dominated by China. It also called for the dismantling of Trump's trade barriers. "Commit to lifting current extraordinary trade restrictions among G7 members, and to a moratorium on ...
The stakes are high for the U.S. and China's icebreaker trade talks this ... saying they could ease the trade barriers that Trump raised last month. "De-escalating, bringing those rates down ...
The regional bloc has concluded negotiations to upgrade agreements that target easier trade - not just within the grouping ...
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