The Tarriff Hype.
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Beijing has welcomed signs the U.S. is second-guessing its aggressive approach to China, following weeks of escalating reciprocal tariffs and bilateral tensions.
Asked about Mr. Bessent’s comments later in the day, President Donald Trump said the current 145 per cent tariff on all Chinese goods will “come down substantially,” the latest dramatic U-turn in his global trade war.
At a regular news conference Wednesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun reiterated Beijing’s long-standing point that “there are no winners in a tariff war or a trade war.”
“China’s attitude is very clear,” Mr. Guo said. “We do not want to fight, but nor are we afraid to. If forced to fight, we will do so to the end. When it comes to talks, our door is wide open.”
Throughout, Mr. Trump had encouraged China to come to the table, even suggesting Chinese leader Xi Jinping was keen to make a deal, but Beijing showed no signs of blinking, publicly dismissing the threat of U.S. tariffs and seeking to build ties with partners in Europe and Southeast Asia. This approach was bolstered by Mr. Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs on almost every country in the world, which alienated U.S. trading partners, helping China advance itself as the more responsible global player.
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Asked about Mr. Bessent’s comments later in the day, President Donald Trump said the current 145 per cent tariff on all Chinese goods will “come down substantially,” the latest dramatic U-turn in his global trade war.
At a regular news conference Wednesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun reiterated Beijing’s long-standing point that “there are no winners in a tariff war or a trade war.”
“China’s attitude is very clear,” Mr. Guo said. “We do not want to fight, but nor are we afraid to. If forced to fight, we will do so to the end. When it comes to talks, our door is wide open.”
Throughout, Mr. Trump had encouraged China to come to the table, even suggesting Chinese leader Xi Jinping was keen to make a deal, but Beijing showed no signs of blinking, publicly dismissing the threat of U.S. tariffs and seeking to build ties with partners in Europe and Southeast Asia. This approach was bolstered by Mr. Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs on almost every country in the world, which alienated U.S. trading partners, helping China advance itself as the more responsible global player.
China says ‘door is wide open’ to talks after Trump suggests tariffs U-turn — The Globe and Mail
After weeks of rancor, Trump says trade deal with China could happen ‘pretty quickly’
Oh bullshit. If it were only Trump. Trump has international backing.Beijing has welcomed signs the U.S. is second-guessing its aggressive approach to China, following weeks of escalating reciprocal tariffs and bilateral tensions.
Asked about Mr. Bessent’s comments later in the day, President Donald Trump said the current 145 per cent tariff on all Chinese goods will “come down substantially,” the latest dramatic U-turn in his global trade war.
At a regular news conference Wednesday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Guo Jiakun reiterated Beijing’s long-standing point that “there are no winners in a tariff war or a trade war.”
“China’s attitude is very clear,” Mr. Guo said. “We do not want to fight, but nor are we afraid to. If forced to fight, we will do so to the end. When it comes to talks, our door is wide open.”
Throughout, Mr. Trump had encouraged China to come to the table, even suggesting Chinese leader Xi Jinping was keen to make a deal, but Beijing showed no signs of blinking, publicly dismissing the threat of U.S. tariffs and seeking to build ties with partners in Europe and Southeast Asia. This approach was bolstered by Mr. Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs on almost every country in the world, which alienated U.S. trading partners, helping China advance itself as the more responsible global player.
China says ‘door is wide open’ to talks after Trump suggests tariffs U-turn — The Globe and Mail
After weeks of rancor, Trump says trade deal with China could happen ‘pretty quickly’
It's not hard to drum up Leftist support against China. China is after all the most racist and anti-alphabet soup country on Earth. Fags and dykes end up as organ donors on an industrial scale.
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Getting chased into the BRICS by Americas war on everybody?BRICS Expansion: 44 Countries Ready To Join Alliance in 2025
BRICS expansion: A total of 44 countries have expressed their interest to join the alliance in 2025 and advance the de-dollarization agenda.
Does Trump have Walmart, etc…backing?
Trump deploys abrupt tone shift amid market slump — Axios
President Trump got a scare from CEOs and markets on Monday. On Tuesday, he blunted some of his sharpest threats — signaling a softer stance on China and retreating from fiery rhetoric targeting the Fed.
Neither is going to budge and yes the US has plenty of backing. Do you think Germany Korea and Japan are miffed that China manufacturing is getting hammered?Getting chased into the BRICS by Americas war on everybody?
Does Trump have Walmart, etc…backing?
Trump deploys abrupt tone shift amid market slump — Axios
President Trump got a scare from CEOs and markets on Monday. On Tuesday, he blunted some of his sharpest threats — signaling a softer stance on China and retreating from fiery rhetoric targeting the Fed.
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Wyden Continues Investigation Into Kushner Conflicts of Interest, Influence on U.S. Foreign Policy
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Trump tells Canadians to 'elect the man' who will let Canada become the 51st state — National Post
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre tells U.S. president to 'stay out of our election'
Canada's Liberals ride Trump backlash to comeback election win — Reuters
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals staged a major political comeback to retain power in parliamentary elections, fuelled by a backlash against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs and comments on making Canada the 51st U.S. state.
Trump signs orders to scale back auto tariffs — The Hill
President Trump signed executive orders Tuesday scaling back his 25 percent tariffs on imported automobiles and auto parts that are scheduled to go into effect May 3.
Trump and Carney speak, agree to in-person meeting ‘in near future’ — The Globe and Mail
After the call, the White House signalled that Trump’s campaign to absorb Canada will continue
Hey Carney, should I plant canola?The United States Senate Committee on Finance
Wyden Continues Investigation Into Kushner Conflicts of Interest, Influence on U.S. Foreign Policywww.finance.senate.gov
Trump tells Canadians to 'elect the man' who will let Canada become the 51st state — National Post
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre tells U.S. president to 'stay out of our election'
Canada's Liberals ride Trump backlash to comeback election win — Reuters
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals staged a major political comeback to retain power in parliamentary elections, fuelled by a backlash against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs and comments on making Canada the 51st U.S. state.
Trump signs orders to scale back auto tariffs — The Hill
President Trump signed executive orders Tuesday scaling back his 25 percent tariffs on imported automobiles and auto parts that are scheduled to go into effect May 3.…& here we are the day after the Canadian Federal Election.
Trump and Carney speak, agree to in-person meeting ‘in near future’ — The Globe and Mail
After the call, the White House signalled that Trump’s campaign to absorb Canada will continue
Would you expect anything different ?The United States Senate Committee on Finance
Wyden Continues Investigation Into Kushner Conflicts of Interest, Influence on U.S. Foreign Policywww.finance.senate.govTrump tells Canadians to 'elect the man' who will let Canada become the 51st state — National Post
Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre tells U.S. president to 'stay out of our election'Canada's Liberals ride Trump backlash to comeback election win — Reuters
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals staged a major political comeback to retain power in parliamentary elections, fuelled by a backlash against U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs and comments on making Canada the 51st U.S. state.Trump signs orders to scale back auto tariffs — The Hill
President Trump signed executive orders Tuesday scaling back his 25 percent tariffs on imported automobiles and auto parts that are scheduled to go into effect May 3.…& here we are the day after the Canadian Federal Election.Trump and Carney speak, agree to in-person meeting ‘in near future’ — The Globe and Mail
After the call, the White House signalled that Trump’s campaign to absorb Canada will continue
Wait until they figure out the only other market for the Great Canadian Fire Sale is China.
Watch closely on who invests in Gray's Bay. That's a biggie in cashing in on the northwest passage.
I haven't noticed tariffs at all.
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Grays Bay Road and Port | Canada Infrastructure Bank (CIB)
Investing in the North to enhance Canada’s global trade
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Dealing with Trump became a central pillar of the federal election campaign, because Trump & Carney made it so, with all party leaders weighing in on how best to respond to Trump’s actions. Carney pledged repeatedly to build trade relationships with countries other than the U.S. in order to make Canada more independent.
“I actually think the Conservative hated me much more than the so-called ‘Liberal,’” he said, referring to Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre.
Prior to his election victory, Carney said he and Trump agreed to continue trade negotiations (that in his capacity as a caretaker government, he should not have been doing in the first place, with parliament prorogued, & during an election) after Canadians chose their next prime minister. Now that Carney has won, he and Trump are expected to reconfigure the central document guiding commerce between the two countries: the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement.
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“I actually think the Conservative hated me much more than the so-called ‘Liberal,’” he said, referring to Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre.
Prior to his election victory, Carney said he and Trump agreed to continue trade negotiations (that in his capacity as a caretaker government, he should not have been doing in the first place, with parliament prorogued, & during an election) after Canadians chose their next prime minister. Now that Carney has won, he and Trump are expected to reconfigure the central document guiding commerce between the two countries: the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement.
Trump says Carney, a ‘very nice gentleman,’ will visit White House soon — CTV News
U.S. President Donald Trump said on Wednesday that Prime Minister Mark Carney is looking to make a trade deal and will visit the White House within the next week.
(Orange) Jesus…looks like he’s got a hard push going on, working towards his next 3am social (truth social?) media moment.
Well, yeah! Trump has always considered the truth hostile to him.