U.S China Cold War 2.0

[sameer]

Is Dolund bhai reading this thread?

https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/u-s-plans-to-use-tariff-negotiations-to-isolate-china-177d1528?mod=e2twp

Dolund bhai realized it last week only. The bond market yields were rising very rapidly that day, within a single day they rose by 0.5%, and he was forced to back down from the reciprocal tariffs.

Trump gets roughed up by a bigger bully: the bond market - The Boston Globe

Last week’s sell-off of US Treasuries, the $36 trillion market that is the backbone of the global financial system, signaled waning faith among investors in the country's economic supremacy.

www.bostonglobe.com

Anyway, since he weakened his position, made enemies with the EU, he doesn't have too many countries to turn to. Our Babooze now have the bandwidth to give less concessions to the yanks.

 

[Sanglamorre]

Is Dolund bhai reading this thread?

https://www.wsj.com/politics/policy/u-s-plans-to-use-tariff-negotiations-to-isolate-china-177d1528?mod=e2twp

Maybe Kash and Ramaswamy is.

 

[Hari Sud]

Tame China now or never

I hope President Trump is not looking for ways to end the U.S.-China tariff war prematurely. There’s a growing perception that he may be exploring options through intermediaries to resolve the conflict. God forbid that happens—such a move would allow China to claim victory, making future negotiations even more difficult.

For heaven’s sake, if America has come this far, they must see it through to its logical conclusion. A baseline level of tariffs should remain in place to encourage the development of alternative supply chains and boost domestic manufacturing. Going forward, no more than 50% of any critical products should be sourced from China. This would reduce their cash flow and weaken their ability to intimidate neighbouring countries.

America must stay the course. America should not give up.

 

[Azaad]

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[DancingPeacock]

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I really don't get these Sino bots arguments, its quite simple they say- Chong will trade with ASEAN+Asia decoupling from America, but ding ding- where has been those ASEAN+Bangladesh, Lanka, Japan, Korea and all others Asia getting their surplus from?

Its quite simple- if everyone is hell bent on export led economy someone has to absorb that right? USA was sucker all these years, unless China builds actual supply chains in those countries and absorb those like USA does. I don't understand how China will do that.

 

[Azaad]

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Why's China destined to lose the trade war even if it doesn't seem so in the short term?!