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Politics US China

Tariff threat follows China curbs

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President Donald Trump threatened new 100% tariffs on Chinese goods after Beijing tightened controls on rare-earths and semiconductor exports, prompting market turmoil and heightened trade tensions.

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justinwolfers.bsky.social
Trade war update (Taylor's version)
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The White House says negotiations with China are/aren't happening, that they do/don't expect to cut/raise tariffs soon/in a bit/never, and they intend to play hardball/softball with China. Trump and Xi have/haven't spoken, and they do/don't expect a breakthrough sooner/later.
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Reposted by Lars P. Feld

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Reposted by Jože P. Damijan

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Reposted by Jože P. Damijan

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Reposted by Jože P. Damijan

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Reposted by C. Christine Fair

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elerianm.bsky.social
With the spotlight back on US tariff policy after yesterday’s announcement of a 100% additional levy on China as of November (if not earlier), these two charts from the Wall Street Journal may be of interest.
The first highlights the substantial increase in monthly revenue collected from tariffs....
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iikkakorhonen.bsky.social
”..trade war is suddenly hotter than it’s been since Mr. Trump’s infamous Liberation Day announcement in April. Mr. Trump retreated from those border taxes after markets staged a meltdown, and investors have thought the worst was over. Maybe not.”
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www.wsj.com/opinion/trad...
Opinion | Trade Wars Aren’t Easy, China Edition
Beijing plays its rare-earth minerals card, Trump responds with a new tariff threat, and markets take a header.
www.wsj.com
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dhfeldman.bsky.social
Schroedinger's Cat of global policy. Trade negotiations are, and are not, happening at the same time. No one knows which until you open up the White House gift box to see who has put what into it for Trump.