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China and the United States are in a fierce confrontation at the United Nations! Are tariffs justice or bullying? China and the United States have collided again at the United Nations! This time it is a tough dialogue about global trade rules, tariffs and economic pressure. The two sides are tit-for-tat and sparks are flying! China accuses the United States of using tariffs as an "economic weapon" and claims that the United States is pursuing hegemony around the world. Ambassador Fu Cong bluntly stated that the United States distorts the international economic order through tariffs, and Beijing has launched a "decisive counterattack." The United States directly said: This is a farce of China "promoting its own agenda" at the United Nations! A US spokesman said that it is ironic that China steals intellectual property while claiming to defend market openness. 🌍 There is no winner in this confrontation, and the trade war is still tense. Is tariffs to protect fairness or economic coercion? China and the United States are still unwilling to give in to each other in this game. The result? The deadlock continues and the differences remain. #中国 #美国 #关税 #贸易战
China and the United States are in a fierce confrontation at the United Nations! Are tariffs justice or bullying?

China and the United States have collided again at the United Nations! This time it is a tough dialogue about global trade rules, tariffs and economic pressure. The two sides are tit-for-tat and sparks are flying!

China accuses the United States of using tariffs as an "economic weapon" and claims that the United States is pursuing hegemony around the world. Ambassador Fu Cong bluntly stated that the United States distorts the international economic order through tariffs, and Beijing has launched a "decisive counterattack."

The United States directly said: This is a farce of China "promoting its own agenda" at the United Nations! A US spokesman said that it is ironic that China steals intellectual property while claiming to defend market openness.

🌍 There is no winner in this confrontation, and the trade war is still tense.

Is tariffs to protect fairness or economic coercion? China and the United States are still unwilling to give in to each other in this game. The result? The deadlock continues and the differences remain.

#中国 #美国 #关税 #贸易战
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Trump probably never expected that the trade war he ignited would now become a powerful 'rebound', plunging the US into crisis and causing him to reap what he has sown!According to the latest reports, Canada is launching a wave of sell-offs to counter Trump's tariff policies, with a scale of up to $400 billion in US Treasury bonds being massively sold off. This action is like a heavy bomb, stirring up thousands of waves on the calm surface of the US financial lake, directly shaking the foundation of the US financial market, and seemingly accelerating the pace of economic recession. What Trump once referred to as a 'victory in the trade war' now appears to be an elusive and unattainable dream. Canada's counterattack this time can be described as strong and powerful, putting tremendous pressure on the US dollar:

Trump probably never expected that the trade war he ignited would now become a powerful 'rebound', plunging the US into crisis and causing him to reap what he has sown!

According to the latest reports, Canada is launching a wave of sell-offs to counter Trump's tariff policies, with a scale of up to $400 billion in US Treasury bonds being massively sold off. This action is like a heavy bomb, stirring up thousands of waves on the calm surface of the US financial lake, directly shaking the foundation of the US financial market, and seemingly accelerating the pace of economic recession. What Trump once referred to as a 'victory in the trade war' now appears to be an elusive and unattainable dream.
Canada's counterattack this time can be described as strong and powerful, putting tremendous pressure on the US dollar:
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated that President Donald Trump's new tariffs are "beyond expectations," and their economic impact—including rising inflation and slowing economic growth—could be even more severe. Powell emphasized that the Federal Reserve is facing an uncertain outlook, as the new tariff policies may exacerbate long-term inflationary pressures. Meanwhile, the U.S. stock market has fallen 10% since Trump announced the new round of tariffs. Although the Federal Reserve is not in a hurry to adjust monetary policy, it will closely monitor the impact of these tariffs. At the same time, China has imposed a 34% tariff on U.S. goods and restricted exports of key minerals, further escalating trade tensions. Federal Reserve officials warned that inflation risks are rising, and signs of slowing economic growth are becoming increasingly apparent, raising concerns about stagflation. #美联储何时降息? #tariff #经济通胀 #贸易战 #美国股市
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell stated that President Donald Trump's new tariffs are "beyond expectations," and their economic impact—including rising inflation and slowing economic growth—could be even more severe.

Powell emphasized that the Federal Reserve is facing an uncertain outlook, as the new tariff policies may exacerbate long-term inflationary pressures. Meanwhile, the U.S. stock market has fallen 10% since Trump announced the new round of tariffs.

Although the Federal Reserve is not in a hurry to adjust monetary policy, it will closely monitor the impact of these tariffs. At the same time, China has imposed a 34% tariff on U.S. goods and restricted exports of key minerals, further escalating trade tensions.

Federal Reserve officials warned that inflation risks are rising, and signs of slowing economic growth are becoming increasingly apparent, raising concerns about stagflation.

#美联储何时降息? #tariff #经济通胀 #贸易战 #美国股市
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The United States has imposed a 245% tariff on Chinese goods this time, turning the 'trade war' into a 'numbers game'. On China's side, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian has already declared: 'We will accompany you to the end!' This attitude is even tougher than when I shouted 'it must rise' during my trading calls! Both China and the US are expected to continue their 'verbal sparring', and the tariff figures may continue to soar, possibly even breaking 300%! Blockchain and virtual assets may indeed become the new favorites for hedging. As the US-China tariff war intensifies, physical trade is hindered, and funds may flow into the crypto market. If South Korea really relaxes its policies, Seoul could potentially become the 'Cryptocurrency Capital of Asia'. I'm ready to continue betting on Bitcoin! With the US-China tariff war escalating to 245%, it looks scary, but in reality, it's just two big bosses 'competing to see who can shout louder'. The Foreign Ministry's hardline statement of 'not afraid of fighting' makes me want to give a thumbs up! In the future, both sides will continue to raise their stakes in the short term, but sooner or later they will have to sit down and talk, otherwise the global economy will 'cough'. The news is sometimes bearish and sometimes bullish, retail investors are switching between short and long positions, while the 'old man' outside is swinging the sickle, cutting left and right, and many are bound to complain. I want to say, no matter how fierce the tariff war is, it can't stop my enthusiasm for trading cryptocurrencies! However, until the tariff war is fully settled, I will not take large positions in contracts. Friends, hurry up and follow me, in the next live stream I will teach you how to 'shear the sheep' in the trade war! #关税 #贸易战
The United States has imposed a 245% tariff on Chinese goods this time, turning the 'trade war' into a 'numbers game'.

On China's side, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian has already declared: 'We will accompany you to the end!' This attitude is even tougher than when I shouted 'it must rise' during my trading calls!

Both China and the US are expected to continue their 'verbal sparring', and the tariff figures may continue to soar, possibly even breaking 300%!

Blockchain and virtual assets may indeed become the new favorites for hedging. As the US-China tariff war intensifies, physical trade is hindered, and funds may flow into the crypto market. If South Korea really relaxes its policies, Seoul could potentially become the 'Cryptocurrency Capital of Asia'. I'm ready to continue betting on Bitcoin!

With the US-China tariff war escalating to 245%, it looks scary, but in reality, it's just two big bosses 'competing to see who can shout louder'. The Foreign Ministry's hardline statement of 'not afraid of fighting' makes me want to give a thumbs up! In the future, both sides will continue to raise their stakes in the short term, but sooner or later they will have to sit down and talk, otherwise the global economy will 'cough'.

The news is sometimes bearish and sometimes bullish, retail investors are switching between short and long positions, while the 'old man' outside is swinging the sickle, cutting left and right, and many are bound to complain.

I want to say, no matter how fierce the tariff war is, it can't stop my enthusiasm for trading cryptocurrencies! However, until the tariff war is fully settled, I will not take large positions in contracts. Friends, hurry up and follow me, in the next live stream I will teach you how to 'shear the sheep' in the trade war!
#关税 #贸易战
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The situation escalates again! 1 Trade war reverses, global trade pattern faces reconstruction 👉 Latest situation: The Trump administration unleashes "nuclear-level" tariffs, raising tariffs on Chinese goods to 145% The Chinese Ministry of Commerce immediately retaliates, announcing a 125% tariff increase on U.S. goods, with the new regulations taking effect this Saturday The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs firmly states: The U.S. actions are "barefaced economic bullying", and if they continue to escalate, they will take "asymmetrical countermeasures" 👉 The EU's "fishing for advantages" strategy: German Finance Minister Jörg Kukies reveals: ✓ They are currently using the China-U.S. deadlock to secure a more favorable negotiation position ✓ Threatening that if the U.S. does not make concessions, the EU will initiate "Plan B" ✓ Plans to expand cooperation with China in the field of new energy vehicles Global market chain reaction: Shipping giant Maersk urgently adjusts Asia-America routes Tesla's Shanghai factory cuts production by 30% to cope with tariff impacts Vietnam and Mexico's transshipment trade volume surges by 300% Bitcoin skyrockets 8% in a single day, becoming a safe haven for funds Expert analysis: This "epic tariff war" has exceeded the limits of WTO rules, potentially triggering: Accelerated "de-China-ization" of global supply chains Challenges to the dollar settlement system Restructuring of regional trade alliances Binance chat room [币安王牌KOL专属聊天裙领浮力](https://www.binance.com/zh-CN/service-group-landing?channelToken=FfB92R2sNW-3SLGTQeXbKQ&type=1) #美联储何时降息? #贸易战 #特朗普首次使用BTC
The situation escalates again! 1 Trade war reverses, global trade pattern faces reconstruction

👉 Latest situation:
The Trump administration unleashes "nuclear-level" tariffs, raising tariffs on Chinese goods to 145%
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce immediately retaliates, announcing a 125% tariff increase on U.S. goods, with the new regulations taking effect this Saturday

The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs firmly states: The U.S. actions are "barefaced economic bullying", and if they continue to escalate, they will take "asymmetrical countermeasures"

👉 The EU's "fishing for advantages" strategy:
German Finance Minister Jörg Kukies reveals:
✓ They are currently using the China-U.S. deadlock to secure a more favorable negotiation position
✓ Threatening that if the U.S. does not make concessions, the EU will initiate "Plan B"
✓ Plans to expand cooperation with China in the field of new energy vehicles

Global market chain reaction:
Shipping giant Maersk urgently adjusts Asia-America routes
Tesla's Shanghai factory cuts production by 30% to cope with tariff impacts
Vietnam and Mexico's transshipment trade volume surges by 300%
Bitcoin skyrockets 8% in a single day, becoming a safe haven for funds

Expert analysis:
This "epic tariff war" has exceeded the limits of WTO rules, potentially triggering:
Accelerated "de-China-ization" of global supply chains
Challenges to the dollar settlement system
Restructuring of regional trade alliances

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#美联储何时降息? #贸易战 #特朗普首次使用BTC
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Doda San Chong Counterattack! The trade war spreads, and global assets are in turmoil! On March 4th, our country imposed tariffs on U.S. imports of agricultural products and food, escalating the China-U.S. trade war. Trump simultaneously imposed tariffs on automotive imports from Canada and Mexico, triggering global trade tensions. Market Reaction: U.S. stocks plummeted, with the Dow Jones and Nasdaq dropping over 3%, led by technology stocks. Cryptocurrencies experienced a rollercoaster ride, with Bitcoin initially rising then falling, now recovering to $88,000. Safe-haven assets like gold and U.S. Treasury bonds are in high demand. Cryptocurrency Dilemma: Trump's remarks on cryptocurrency reserves initially boosted the market, but the escalation of the trade war led to a collapse in confidence, causing a cryptocurrency crash. The decline in U.S. stocks triggered massive liquidations in Bitcoin. Global Markets Varied: European stock markets were strong, with Germany's DAX hitting a new high and defense stocks soaring. Commodity prices were under pressure, with OPEC+ increasing production causing oil prices to drop to $68. Future Outlook: Short-term pressures are significant, with China-U.S. tariffs impacting corporate costs, U.S. stocks experiencing volatility, and cryptocurrencies awaiting clearer policies. However, in the long run, it may benefit the diversification of the global supply chain, with U.S. exports affected. Retail Investors' Strategies: Diversify risks, invest in safe assets like gold and U.S. Treasury bonds, and pay attention to Europe’s defense and new energy sectors. For tech stocks, choose domestic supply chain companies. The escalation of the trade war affects the global industrial chain, and the market needs to digest policy shocks, but after the panic, new opportunities will arise. Retail investors should focus on cryptocurrency summits and OPEC+ production adjustments. #加密市场反弹 #贸易战 Intraday Focus: ada btc eth sol
Doda San Chong Counterattack! The trade war spreads, and global assets are in turmoil!

On March 4th, our country imposed tariffs on U.S. imports of agricultural products and food, escalating the China-U.S. trade war. Trump simultaneously imposed tariffs on automotive imports from Canada and Mexico, triggering global trade tensions.

Market Reaction:
U.S. stocks plummeted, with the Dow Jones and Nasdaq dropping over 3%, led by technology stocks. Cryptocurrencies experienced a rollercoaster ride, with Bitcoin initially rising then falling, now recovering to $88,000. Safe-haven assets like gold and U.S. Treasury bonds are in high demand.

Cryptocurrency Dilemma:
Trump's remarks on cryptocurrency reserves initially boosted the market, but the escalation of the trade war led to a collapse in confidence, causing a cryptocurrency crash. The decline in U.S. stocks triggered massive liquidations in Bitcoin.

Global Markets Varied:
European stock markets were strong, with Germany's DAX hitting a new high and defense stocks soaring. Commodity prices were under pressure, with OPEC+ increasing production causing oil prices to drop to $68.

Future Outlook:
Short-term pressures are significant, with China-U.S. tariffs impacting corporate costs, U.S. stocks experiencing volatility, and cryptocurrencies awaiting clearer policies. However, in the long run, it may benefit the diversification of the global supply chain, with U.S. exports affected.

Retail Investors' Strategies:
Diversify risks, invest in safe assets like gold and U.S. Treasury bonds, and pay attention to Europe’s defense and new energy sectors. For tech stocks, choose domestic supply chain companies.

The escalation of the trade war affects the global industrial chain, and the market needs to digest policy shocks, but after the panic, new opportunities will arise. Retail investors should focus on cryptocurrency summits and OPEC+ production adjustments.

#加密市场反弹 #贸易战

Intraday Focus: ada btc eth sol
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With the global trade war escalating, how should the crypto market respond to this 'economic storm'?Recently, the global trade war has been heating up, with major economic players like the U.S., EU, and China imposing tariffs on each other and restricting trade. It resembles children fighting over toys. But this isn't just child's play; the escalation of the trade war could significantly impact our crypto market. Let's talk plainly about this today. I. How Intense is the 'Gunpowder Smell' of the Trade War? Recently, the news has been full of tariffs and trade barriers. What's going on? Simply put, countries are raising taxes and setting thresholds on imported goods to 'protect their own'. For example, the U.S. has imposed a 25% tariff on EU steel, and the EU is retaliating against U.S. whiskey and motorcycles. China has also imposed tariffs on some U.S. goods and restricted rare earth exports. This situation resembles neighbors having a spat and blocking each other's doors.

With the global trade war escalating, how should the crypto market respond to this 'economic storm'?

Recently, the global trade war has been heating up, with major economic players like the U.S., EU, and China imposing tariffs on each other and restricting trade. It resembles children fighting over toys. But this isn't just child's play; the escalation of the trade war could significantly impact our crypto market. Let's talk plainly about this today.
I. How Intense is the 'Gunpowder Smell' of the Trade War?
Recently, the news has been full of tariffs and trade barriers. What's going on? Simply put, countries are raising taxes and setting thresholds on imported goods to 'protect their own'. For example, the U.S. has imposed a 25% tariff on EU steel, and the EU is retaliating against U.S. whiskey and motorcycles. China has also imposed tariffs on some U.S. goods and restricted rare earth exports. This situation resembles neighbors having a spat and blocking each other's doors.
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On April 9, 2025, Trump announced an increase in tariffs on Chinese imports to 125%, citing China's lack of respect for the global market. At the same time, Trump announced a suspension of new tariff measures for more than 75 other countries that had not taken retaliatory actions, for a period of 90 days, during which tariffs would be reduced to 10%. China quickly responded by raising tariffs on U.S. goods from 34% to 84%, affecting sensitive areas, including defense and pharmaceuticals. #美国 #中国 #贸易战 #关税 #国防
On April 9, 2025, Trump announced an increase in tariffs on Chinese imports to 125%, citing China's lack of respect for the global market.

At the same time, Trump announced a suspension of new tariff measures for more than 75 other countries that had not taken retaliatory actions, for a period of 90 days, during which tariffs would be reduced to 10%.

China quickly responded by raising tariffs on U.S. goods from 34% to 84%, affecting sensitive areas, including defense and pharmaceuticals.

#美国 #中国 #贸易战 #关税 #国防
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On April 10th, around 5 AM, the news reported that the Federal Reserve is more inclined not to intervene in the market, the threshold for interest rate cuts remains very high, and the shadow of the trade war has not dissipated (Jin Ten Data) How can the market allow this old American man to call the shots? It seems that he alone has the final say in the entire circle. Fortunately, the Federal Reserve has relative independence from certain perspectives, otherwise this old man might do even crazier things, without any logic or government credibility, changing orders from morning to evening, more casually than a child playing house. Only a purely self-serving businessman could engage in such dirty dealings, and this businessman holds a high position. He does not resemble a national president; he more resembles a spokesperson for his family's interests. #美国加征关税 #贸易战 #特朗普被枪击 #关税+衰退+FOMC #关税落地
On April 10th, around 5 AM, the news reported that the Federal Reserve is more inclined not to intervene in the market, the threshold for interest rate cuts remains very high, and the shadow of the trade war has not dissipated (Jin Ten Data)
How can the market allow this old American man to call the shots? It seems that he alone has the final say in the entire circle. Fortunately, the Federal Reserve has relative independence from certain perspectives, otherwise this old man might do even crazier things, without any logic or government credibility, changing orders from morning to evening, more casually than a child playing house. Only a purely self-serving businessman could engage in such dirty dealings, and this businessman holds a high position. He does not resemble a national president; he more resembles a spokesperson for his family's interests.
#美国加征关税 #贸易战 #特朗普被枪击 #关税+衰退+FOMC #关税落地
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Trump questioned for manipulating the stock market? #贸易战
Trump questioned for manipulating the stock market? #贸易战
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Hong Kong announces zero tariffs on foreign trade If the trade war continues for a long time It means that under a distorted tariff economy Hong Kong's trade economy may stand up again #贸易战 #关税
Hong Kong announces zero tariffs on foreign trade

If the trade war continues for a long time

It means that under a distorted tariff economy

Hong Kong's trade economy may stand up again

#贸易战 #关税
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#贸易战 The cryptocurrency market is completely ruined 🥴#If there’s news, it crashes instantly 😂😂
#贸易战 The cryptocurrency market is completely ruined 🥴#If there’s news, it crashes instantly 😂😂
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The Truth in the Fog of Tariffs March on Wall Street is shrouded in the fog of tariff expectations. While the market breathes a sigh of relief over rumors that "Trump may soften his stance on tariffs," Goldman Sachs economists tear off the gentle facade—those seemingly mild probes are merely smoke bombs to distract at the negotiating table. History tends to repeat itself. The Trump administration views tariffs as a sharp weapon in economic gamesmanship, rather than a bargaining chip. A 4% market expected tax rate feels more like a naive illusion. Goldman Sachs' cold data models reveal a more realistic picture: the first round of tariffs may approach 18%, like a thunder hidden in the clouds, ready to split the calm of capital markets at any moment. This is not a simple numbers game. From steel and aluminum tariffs to the smoke of trade wars, historical experience has long proven that so-called "mild statements" are often the prelude to building momentum at the negotiating table. As the gears of the global supply chain creak due to the pandemic and geopolitical conflicts, if a new round of tariffs lands as strongly as Goldman Sachs predicts, it will shake not only the curve of the Dow Jones Index but also the fluctuating profit and loss figures on countless corporate balance sheets. The fragility of the market may lie in the misjudgment of "expectation deviations." After all, in the art of political economy, "bluffing" and "real firepower" are often only a paper apart. #贸易战 #关税 #特朗普
The Truth in the Fog of Tariffs

March on Wall Street is shrouded in the fog of tariff expectations.

While the market breathes a sigh of relief over rumors that "Trump may soften his stance on tariffs," Goldman Sachs economists tear off the gentle facade—those seemingly mild probes are merely smoke bombs to distract at the negotiating table.

History tends to repeat itself. The Trump administration views tariffs as a sharp weapon in economic gamesmanship, rather than a bargaining chip.

A 4% market expected tax rate feels more like a naive illusion.

Goldman Sachs' cold data models reveal a more realistic picture: the first round of tariffs may approach 18%, like a thunder hidden in the clouds, ready to split the calm of capital markets at any moment.

This is not a simple numbers game.

From steel and aluminum tariffs to the smoke of trade wars, historical experience has long proven that so-called "mild statements" are often the prelude to building momentum at the negotiating table.

As the gears of the global supply chain creak due to the pandemic and geopolitical conflicts, if a new round of tariffs lands as strongly as Goldman Sachs predicts, it will shake not only the curve of the Dow Jones Index but also the fluctuating profit and loss figures on countless corporate balance sheets.

The fragility of the market may lie in the misjudgment of "expectation deviations."

After all, in the art of political economy, "bluffing" and "real firepower" are often only a paper apart.

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#关税
#特朗普
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Trump is really crazy, raising tariffs on China to 245% Might as well just say to cut ties with China and start a fight, really, it's like a madman, if he's not happy, he just throws himself on the ground and cries, makes a scene, and hangs himself... #关税 #贸易战 $BTC
Trump is really crazy, raising tariffs on China to 245%

Might as well just say to cut ties with China and start a fight, really, it's like a madman, if he's not happy, he just throws himself on the ground and cries, makes a scene, and hangs himself...
#关税 #贸易战
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💸 The United States imposes a 10% tariff on Chinese goods, a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, escalating trade war risks! The U.S. government has made another major move! According to the latest report from CCTV, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order on February 1, local time, officially announcing a 10% tariff on goods imported from China. At the same time, the U.S. will impose a 25% tariff on imported goods from Canada and Mexico, with an additional 10% tariff on Canada's energy resources. These tariff measures are set to take effect on February 4. The White House has also stated firmly that if Canada and Mexico take retaliatory measures, the U.S. may further increase tariffs. This inevitably reminds people of the previous trade frictions caused by the U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, and it seems that this scenario is about to replay. This series of trade protectionist measures has triggered widespread attention and concern from the international community. There are also many voices of opposition within the U.S. against this practice. Democrats criticized that this will lead to rising prices for groceries, cars, gasoline, and other goods, increasing the burden on middle-class families in the U.S. Renowned American economist Jeffrey Sachs also pointed out that increasing tariffs will burden U.S. consumers, be detrimental to the U.S. economy, and hinder global economic development. From a global perspective, the negative impacts of trade protectionism are evident. It not only undermines global free trade rules and increases global trade costs but also leads to further restructuring of global industrial and supply chains. The uncertainty of the global economy thus increases, and international cooperation is severely impacted. A spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry has previously emphasized multiple times that there are no winners in a trade war or tariff war, and China is always firm in defending its national interests. China consistently opposes trade protectionism and advocates resolving trade disputes through dialogue and cooperation. In the face of U.S. trade protectionist measures, China will continue to maintain an open attitude while taking necessary measures to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests. 💬 What do you think about the U.S. tariff measures again? Does this trigger a new round of trade wars? What impact will it have on the global economy? Leave a comment in the discussion area and share your views! #美国关税 #贸易战 #贸易保护主义
💸 The United States imposes a 10% tariff on Chinese goods, a 25% tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico, escalating trade war risks!

The U.S. government has made another major move! According to the latest report from CCTV, U.S. President Trump signed an executive order on February 1, local time, officially announcing a 10% tariff on goods imported from China.

At the same time, the U.S. will impose a 25% tariff on imported goods from Canada and Mexico, with an additional 10% tariff on Canada's energy resources. These tariff measures are set to take effect on February 4.

The White House has also stated firmly that if Canada and Mexico take retaliatory measures, the U.S. may further increase tariffs. This inevitably reminds people of the previous trade frictions caused by the U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods, and it seems that this scenario is about to replay.

This series of trade protectionist measures has triggered widespread attention and concern from the international community. There are also many voices of opposition within the U.S. against this practice. Democrats criticized that this will lead to rising prices for groceries, cars, gasoline, and other goods, increasing the burden on middle-class families in the U.S.

Renowned American economist Jeffrey Sachs also pointed out that increasing tariffs will burden U.S. consumers, be detrimental to the U.S. economy, and hinder global economic development.

From a global perspective, the negative impacts of trade protectionism are evident. It not only undermines global free trade rules and increases global trade costs but also leads to further restructuring of global industrial and supply chains. The uncertainty of the global economy thus increases, and international cooperation is severely impacted.

A spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry has previously emphasized multiple times that there are no winners in a trade war or tariff war, and China is always firm in defending its national interests. China consistently opposes trade protectionism and advocates resolving trade disputes through dialogue and cooperation. In the face of U.S. trade protectionist measures, China will continue to maintain an open attitude while taking necessary measures to safeguard its legitimate rights and interests.

💬 What do you think about the U.S. tariff measures again? Does this trigger a new round of trade wars? What impact will it have on the global economy? Leave a comment in the discussion area and share your views!

#美国关税 #贸易战 #贸易保护主义
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