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Trump Declares New China Deal “Done”
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In a bold Truth Social post, Donald J. Trump announced that a new U.S.–China trade deal is finalized, pending personal approval from both him and President Xi. He emphasized that China will supply full magnets and necessary rare earth materials upfront, while the U.S. will honor its commitments—including access for Chinese students to American universities.
Trump highlighted a 55% tariff imposed on Chinese goods, compared to 10% on U.S. exports, framing it as a win for American industry. “Relationship is excellent!” he added, signaling optimism despite past tensions.
The announcement suggests a major shift in trade dynamics if Trump returns to office, reviving his aggressive stance on tariffs while balancing strategic cooperation.
The focus on education, critical materials, and national supply chains reflects Trump’s broader push for “America First” policies in trade, without fully severing ties with China.
Trump Declares New China Deal “Done”
#TrumpTariffs #USChinaDeal
In a bold Truth Social post, Donald J. Trump announced that a new U.S.–China trade deal is finalized, pending personal approval from both him and President Xi. He emphasized that China will supply full magnets and necessary rare earth materials upfront, while the U.S. will honor its commitments—including access for Chinese students to American universities.
Trump highlighted a 55% tariff imposed on Chinese goods, compared to 10% on U.S. exports, framing it as a win for American industry. “Relationship is excellent!” he added, signaling optimism despite past tensions.
The announcement suggests a major shift in trade dynamics if Trump returns to office, reviving his aggressive stance on tariffs while balancing strategic cooperation.
The focus on education, critical materials, and national supply chains reflects Trump’s broader push for “America First” policies in trade, without fully severing ties with China.
Trump: “Trade Deal with China Is Done — Just Waiting for China Final Approval”
President Donald Trump has declared that the U.S.-China trade deal is complete — pending only President China final sign-off.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump revealed key terms: China will prepay for rare earth materials and magnets, while the U.S. will fulfill its commitments, including accepting Chinese students.
Trump highlighted the tariff gap:
“We’re collecting a 55% tariff. China’s is just 10%. Relations are very strong.”
This statement hints at a strategic economic win for the U.S., while also signaling easing tensions between the two superpowers — a dynamic that could ripple across global markets.
#USChinaDeal #trumpnewstoday #GlobalMarkets
President Donald Trump has declared that the U.S.-China trade deal is complete — pending only President China final sign-off.
In a post on Truth Social, Trump revealed key terms: China will prepay for rare earth materials and magnets, while the U.S. will fulfill its commitments, including accepting Chinese students.
Trump highlighted the tariff gap:
“We’re collecting a 55% tariff. China’s is just 10%. Relations are very strong.”
This statement hints at a strategic economic win for the U.S., while also signaling easing tensions between the two superpowers — a dynamic that could ripple across global markets.
#USChinaDeal #trumpnewstoday #GlobalMarkets
🚀 Crypto Market Rallies as U.S.-China Trade Truce Sparks Global “Risk-On” Sentiment
🇺🇸 Markets are cheering the latest breakthrough: U.S. and China agree to restore trade truce, ending a two-month tariff standoff. The crypto market is surging in response—with altcoins leading the charge.
🔹 Bitcoin holds strong near $110K
🔹 Ethereum eyes a $3K breakout
🔹 Altcoins flashing green across the board
🔹 Dow futures up 100+ points
🔹 Tesla (TSLA) up 2.3% pre-market
📢 U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed framework implementation pending presidential approval.
📊 This diplomatic progress is reviving risk appetite across equities and crypto alike.
#CryptoMarkets #Bitcoin #Ethereum #USChinaDeal #Macroeconomics
https://coingape.com/crypto-market-reacts-as-u-s-china-deal-sparks-risk-on-rally-across-assets/
🇺🇸 Markets are cheering the latest breakthrough: U.S. and China agree to restore trade truce, ending a two-month tariff standoff. The crypto market is surging in response—with altcoins leading the charge.
🔹 Bitcoin holds strong near $110K
🔹 Ethereum eyes a $3K breakout
🔹 Altcoins flashing green across the board
🔹 Dow futures up 100+ points
🔹 Tesla (TSLA) up 2.3% pre-market
📢 U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick confirmed framework implementation pending presidential approval.
📊 This diplomatic progress is reviving risk appetite across equities and crypto alike.
#CryptoMarkets #Bitcoin #Ethereum #USChinaDeal #Macroeconomics
https://coingape.com/crypto-market-reacts-as-u-s-china-deal-sparks-risk-on-rally-across-assets/
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📉 $BTC slight adjustment following news of the US-China agreement 🇺🇸🇨🇳
Right after the information about the new trade agreement between the US and China was announced, the financial market reacted quite positively, while BTC experienced a slight adjustment around $107,800.
👉 The market expects the agreement to somewhat ease geopolitical tensions, leading to a reduction in capital flows from safe-haven assets like Bitcoin.
🎯 Nevertheless, this is still a slight adjustment within a larger trend, and many traders see this as a cooling period after a recent hot streak.
🧐 Continue to monitor further macro responses & moves from the FED next week!
#USChinaDeal
Right after the information about the new trade agreement between the US and China was announced, the financial market reacted quite positively, while BTC experienced a slight adjustment around $107,800.
👉 The market expects the agreement to somewhat ease geopolitical tensions, leading to a reduction in capital flows from safe-haven assets like Bitcoin.
🎯 Nevertheless, this is still a slight adjustment within a larger trend, and many traders see this as a cooling period after a recent hot streak.
🧐 Continue to monitor further macro responses & moves from the FED next week!
#USChinaDeal
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🚨 TURNING POINT IN US-CHINA TRADE NEGOTIATIONS 🚨
📌 Quick summary of the "new deal" according to Donald Trump's statement:
The agreement is complete, awaiting final approval between President Trump and President Xi Jinping.
China commits to fully supplying magnets and rare earths to the US, with payment upfront.
The US will continue to allow Chinese students to study at American universities and colleges.
Regarding tariffs:
The US will impose a total of 55% tariffs on Chinese goods.
China will only impose a 10% tariff on US goods in return.
Trump asserts: “The relationship is very good!”
💡 Preliminary perspective:
If looked at literally, it is clear that the US is "on top" in this round of negotiations.
China accepts a quite significant tariff differential in exchange for rare earth supplies and the continuation of educational cooperation.
It is difficult to exclude the possibility that there are still "covert deals" or deeper political-economic conditions that the market is not yet aware of.
📈 How did the financial markets react?
US and Asian stocks surged strongly after the news.
Money flowed into manufacturing, technology, and clean energy sectors — which are dependent on rare earths.
The USD maintains its strong upward trend.
Crypto showed slight recovery signals due to improved global risk sentiment.
🎯 Conclusion:
This is a very noteworthy development in the US-China trade tensions that have lasted for many years.
The market is pricing quite positively, but investors need to cautiously observe further moves from both sides.
#USChinaDeal #Trump's #trade #MarketUpdate
📌 Quick summary of the "new deal" according to Donald Trump's statement:
The agreement is complete, awaiting final approval between President Trump and President Xi Jinping.
China commits to fully supplying magnets and rare earths to the US, with payment upfront.
The US will continue to allow Chinese students to study at American universities and colleges.
Regarding tariffs:
The US will impose a total of 55% tariffs on Chinese goods.
China will only impose a 10% tariff on US goods in return.
Trump asserts: “The relationship is very good!”
💡 Preliminary perspective:
If looked at literally, it is clear that the US is "on top" in this round of negotiations.
China accepts a quite significant tariff differential in exchange for rare earth supplies and the continuation of educational cooperation.
It is difficult to exclude the possibility that there are still "covert deals" or deeper political-economic conditions that the market is not yet aware of.
📈 How did the financial markets react?
US and Asian stocks surged strongly after the news.
Money flowed into manufacturing, technology, and clean energy sectors — which are dependent on rare earths.
The USD maintains its strong upward trend.
Crypto showed slight recovery signals due to improved global risk sentiment.
🎯 Conclusion:
This is a very noteworthy development in the US-China trade tensions that have lasted for many years.
The market is pricing quite positively, but investors need to cautiously observe further moves from both sides.
#USChinaDeal #Trump's #trade #MarketUpdate
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📢 BREAKING: US-China Trade Deal Reached in Geneva!
On May 12, the White House announced a trade agreement between the US and China after just 2 days of talks in Geneva 🇺🇸🇨🇳
Led by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Trade Rep Jamieson, and Chinese Vice Premier, the talks made "substantial progress" 🤝
With the US facing a $1.2T trade deficit, the deal aims to resolve a declared national emergency 📉
Full details coming tomorrow. Trump has been briefed and will receive an official update in the morning 📰
US officials express optimism on the outcome!
#USChinaDeal #TradeDeficit #TRUMP
On May 12, the White House announced a trade agreement between the US and China after just 2 days of talks in Geneva 🇺🇸🇨🇳
Led by US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, Trade Rep Jamieson, and Chinese Vice Premier, the talks made "substantial progress" 🤝
With the US facing a $1.2T trade deficit, the deal aims to resolve a declared national emergency 📉
Full details coming tomorrow. Trump has been briefed and will receive an official update in the morning 📰
US officials express optimism on the outcome!
#USChinaDeal #TradeDeficit #TRUMP
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🟢 China and the US are cutting tariffs — markets have exhaled
— Update: the US and China have agreed to mutually reduce trade tariffs — a rare act of economic diplomacy in 2025 🌐
— The US is cutting duties from 145% to 30%, China — from 125% to 10%
— The agreement concerns electronics, cars, industrial equipment and raw materials
📈 The impact on the crypto market is positive:
— Geopolitical tensions are decreasing
— The dollar is weakening — this often leads to growth in $BTC
— More trust in global markets = higher risk appetite (yes, and in crypto too)
Historical fact: a similar "tariff relaxation" in 2019 led to a local growth of Bitcoin by 23% in a week.
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#bitcoin #crypto #USChinaDeal #тарифы $BTTC $ETH $BNB
— Update: the US and China have agreed to mutually reduce trade tariffs — a rare act of economic diplomacy in 2025 🌐
— The US is cutting duties from 145% to 30%, China — from 125% to 10%
— The agreement concerns electronics, cars, industrial equipment and raw materials
📈 The impact on the crypto market is positive:
— Geopolitical tensions are decreasing
— The dollar is weakening — this often leads to growth in $BTC
— More trust in global markets = higher risk appetite (yes, and in crypto too)
Historical fact: a similar "tariff relaxation" in 2019 led to a local growth of Bitcoin by 23% in a week.
Want to catch news before the crowd? Subscribe! 🟢
#bitcoin #crypto #USChinaDeal #тарифы $BTTC $ETH $BNB
Top crypto news for May 12 — U.S. and China agree to cut tariffs, Uniswap hits $3T in DeFi volume, teens steal $4M in crypto, Mobius suffers a $2.1M hack, and Microsoft pushes back on its OpenAI deal.
#CryptoNews #Uniswap #DeFi #MobiusHack #USChinaDeal #CryptoSecurity #Microsoft #OpenAI #CryptoUpdate #May2025
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[US - China Reach Tax Agreement, Global Markets Brighten]
On May 12, 2025, after negotiations in Geneva, the US and China reached a temporary agreement to reduce reciprocal tariffs for 90 days.
The US reduced import tariffs from China from 145% to 30%
China reduced tariffs on US goods from 125% to 10%
The de minimis tax for low-value packages from China to the US decreased to 54% starting May 14, 2025
President Trump called this “a new beginning”, while President Xi Jinping emphasized that “no one wins in a trade war”.
The market reacted positively: S&P 500, Dow Jones, oil prices, and USD all increased.
However, this is just a temporary agreement - investors should be cautious in light of subsequent developments.
#USChinaDeal #TariffCut #Shein #DollarIndex #BreakingNews
On May 12, 2025, after negotiations in Geneva, the US and China reached a temporary agreement to reduce reciprocal tariffs for 90 days.
The US reduced import tariffs from China from 145% to 30%
China reduced tariffs on US goods from 125% to 10%
The de minimis tax for low-value packages from China to the US decreased to 54% starting May 14, 2025
President Trump called this “a new beginning”, while President Xi Jinping emphasized that “no one wins in a trade war”.
The market reacted positively: S&P 500, Dow Jones, oil prices, and USD all increased.
However, this is just a temporary agreement - investors should be cautious in light of subsequent developments.
#USChinaDeal #TariffCut #Shein #DollarIndex #BreakingNews
The US vs China: A Silent Battle for Global Control
Tensions between the U.S. and China are back in the spotlight.
Trump’s 245% tariff may seem aggressive, but beneath the surface, China is fighting back — silently and strategically.
*China’s Precise Countermoves
1. Dumping U.S. Treasuries
China holds ~$800B in U.S. bonds and is quietly reducing exposure.
Fewer buyers = higher U.S. interest rates = weaker dollar.
2. Rare Earth Export Controls
China, the dominant global supplier, is restricting rare earths critical to semiconductors and military tech.
3. TikTok Narrative Warfare
Chinese users post videos exposing how goods made cheaply in China are sold at 4x the price in the U.S.
It’s a subtle attack on consumer trust and Western pricing structures.
4. Rejecting U.S. Beef
China stopped importing U.S. beef and signed a deal with Australia instead — a direct hit to America’s agri-base and Trump strongholds.
*This Isn’t Just a Trade War
It’s a geopolitical realignment.
China is no longer just a factory. It’s a rising power across tech, energy, and global influence — challenging the U.S. system itself.
*What’s Most Concerning?
It’s all happening quietly.
No war declarations — just quiet shifts in trade, finance, and media.
But they’re targeting core areas: U.S. industry, agriculture, and sentiment.
*What Should We Watch?
This may be the start of:
-Dollar fragility
-Global supply chain shifts
-The end of U.S.-centered globalization
We’re not just watching trade news. We might be watching a new economic world order take shape.
#USChinaTensions #USChinaTradeWar #USChinaDeal
Tensions between the U.S. and China are back in the spotlight.
Trump’s 245% tariff may seem aggressive, but beneath the surface, China is fighting back — silently and strategically.
*China’s Precise Countermoves
1. Dumping U.S. Treasuries
China holds ~$800B in U.S. bonds and is quietly reducing exposure.
Fewer buyers = higher U.S. interest rates = weaker dollar.
2. Rare Earth Export Controls
China, the dominant global supplier, is restricting rare earths critical to semiconductors and military tech.
3. TikTok Narrative Warfare
Chinese users post videos exposing how goods made cheaply in China are sold at 4x the price in the U.S.
It’s a subtle attack on consumer trust and Western pricing structures.
4. Rejecting U.S. Beef
China stopped importing U.S. beef and signed a deal with Australia instead — a direct hit to America’s agri-base and Trump strongholds.
*This Isn’t Just a Trade War
It’s a geopolitical realignment.
China is no longer just a factory. It’s a rising power across tech, energy, and global influence — challenging the U.S. system itself.
*What’s Most Concerning?
It’s all happening quietly.
No war declarations — just quiet shifts in trade, finance, and media.
But they’re targeting core areas: U.S. industry, agriculture, and sentiment.
*What Should We Watch?
This may be the start of:
-Dollar fragility
-Global supply chain shifts
-The end of U.S.-centered globalization
We’re not just watching trade news. We might be watching a new economic world order take shape.
#USChinaTensions #USChinaTradeWar #USChinaDeal
🚨 BREAKING: TRUMP REVEALS TALKS WITH CHINA—POTENTIAL DEAL COULD SEND MARKETS SOARING! 📈🔥
Former President Trump has just hinted at ongoing negotiations with China, suggesting that a major agreement could be on the horizon. If a deal is reached, experts predict a massive surge in global markets! 💥 Will this be the economic game-changer we’ve been waiting for?
#MarketBoom #Trump2024 #USChinaDeal #Investing #BigNews
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Former President Trump has just hinted at ongoing negotiations with China, suggesting that a major agreement could be on the horizon. If a deal is reached, experts predict a massive surge in global markets! 💥 Will this be the economic game-changer we’ve been waiting for?
#MarketBoom #Trump2024 #USChinaDeal #Investing #BigNews
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🇺🇸🇨🇳 BREAKING: U.S. and China Agree to Historic Tariff Truce — Markets React Swiftly
May 12, 2025 — In a move that shocked global markets and reignited hopes of economic cooperation, the United States and China have reached a temporary trade agreement to drastically lower tariffs on key imports over the next 90 days.
📉 What’s Changing?
U.S. Tariff Rollback:
Existing tariffs on select Chinese goods (previously as high as 145%) will be slashed to 30%.
The reductions take effect immediately and will remain in place for a 90-day grace period, during which new trade terms will be negotiated.
China’s Response:
In a mirrored effort, China will lower tariffs on U.S. imports from 125% down to 10%, targeting critical sectors such as technology, agriculture, and energy.
🎯 “This is the most substantial cooling of trade tensions since the original 2018 tariff war,” said one senior official from the U.S. Trade Representative’s office.
🧠 Why Now?
Analysts suggest the timing is no coincidence:
Election Year Dynamics: With the U.S. election looming, the administration appears to be aiming for an economic win that could boost consumer confidence and stock market sentiment.
Economic Pressures: Both economies are showing signs of strain—China’s growth has slowed, and U.S. inflation remains sticky. Reducing trade barriers could ease cost-of-living pressures and revive export pipelines.
📈 Market Impact
Financial markets responded immediately:
U.S. Futures jumped, with the Dow Jones and S&P 500 up in premarket trading.
Asian markets surged, led by the Hang Seng Index, which rose over 3% within hours of the announcement.
Commodities such as copper, oil, and soybeans rallied on the news of lower tariffs and improved global trade sentiment.
💬 “This could be the start of a broader economic realignment,” commented a JPMorgan strategist. “We’re watching closely for commodity supercycle triggers.”
🧩 What’s Next?
The 90-day window is seen as a test period. If successful, both countries may pursue permanent reductions and revise outdated trade clauses.
Businesses and supply chains are expected to accelerate shipments and recalibrate production schedules in anticipation of the tariff pause.
🧨 Political Implications
This announcement is also a major political win for the current U.S. administration, especially as it battles criticism over inflation, trade deficits, and deteriorating relations with Beijing.
Critics, however, caution that this may be more symbolic than structural, pointing out that many key issues—like tech exports, intellectual property, and semiconductor controls—remain unresolved.
🧠 Final Takeaway
This tariff truce represents a major shift in tone after years of hardened trade conflict. While it’s temporary, the impact is already being felt—and the next 90 days could reshape not just global trade, but geopolitical narratives around cooperation, economic interdependence, and market stabilization.
📊 Keep your eyes on:
$SPELL , $BABY , $TSMC, $TRUMP , DXY Index, and major commodities.
#TradeWarEases #GlobalMarkets #BinanceSquare #USChinaDeal #TariffTruce #Macroeconomics #MarketUpdate
📉 What’s Changing?
U.S. Tariff Rollback:
Existing tariffs on select Chinese goods (previously as high as 145%) will be slashed to 30%.
The reductions take effect immediately and will remain in place for a 90-day grace period, during which new trade terms will be negotiated.
China’s Response:
In a mirrored effort, China will lower tariffs on U.S. imports from 125% down to 10%, targeting critical sectors such as technology, agriculture, and energy.
🎯 “This is the most substantial cooling of trade tensions since the original 2018 tariff war,” said one senior official from the U.S. Trade Representative’s office.
🧠 Why Now?
Analysts suggest the timing is no coincidence:
Election Year Dynamics: With the U.S. election looming, the administration appears to be aiming for an economic win that could boost consumer confidence and stock market sentiment.
Economic Pressures: Both economies are showing signs of strain—China’s growth has slowed, and U.S. inflation remains sticky. Reducing trade barriers could ease cost-of-living pressures and revive export pipelines.
📈 Market Impact
Financial markets responded immediately:
U.S. Futures jumped, with the Dow Jones and S&P 500 up in premarket trading.
Asian markets surged, led by the Hang Seng Index, which rose over 3% within hours of the announcement.
Commodities such as copper, oil, and soybeans rallied on the news of lower tariffs and improved global trade sentiment.
💬 “This could be the start of a broader economic realignment,” commented a JPMorgan strategist. “We’re watching closely for commodity supercycle triggers.”
🧩 What’s Next?
The 90-day window is seen as a test period. If successful, both countries may pursue permanent reductions and revise outdated trade clauses.
Businesses and supply chains are expected to accelerate shipments and recalibrate production schedules in anticipation of the tariff pause.
🧨 Political Implications
This announcement is also a major political win for the current U.S. administration, especially as it battles criticism over inflation, trade deficits, and deteriorating relations with Beijing.
Critics, however, caution that this may be more symbolic than structural, pointing out that many key issues—like tech exports, intellectual property, and semiconductor controls—remain unresolved.
🧠 Final Takeaway
This tariff truce represents a major shift in tone after years of hardened trade conflict. While it’s temporary, the impact is already being felt—and the next 90 days could reshape not just global trade, but geopolitical narratives around cooperation, economic interdependence, and market stabilization.
📊 Keep your eyes on:
$SPELL , $BABY , $TSMC, $TRUMP , DXY Index, and major commodities.
#TradeWarEases #GlobalMarkets #BinanceSquare #USChinaDeal #TariffTruce #Macroeconomics #MarketUpdate
NEWS: China Rejects $55M Boeing Jet, Sends It Back to U.S. as Trade Tensions Flare
A brand-new Boeing 737 MAX bound for Xiamen Airlines has made an unexpected return to Seattle after China declined delivery amid intensifying trade disputes.
Here’s what went down:
• The jet was valued at $55 million
• Post-tariffs, the total cost would’ve surged past $110 million
• China declined the deal — the plane rerouted via Guam and Hawaii back to the U.S.
What’s fueling the tension?
• The U.S. imposed up to 145% tariffs on Chinese goods
• China retaliated with 125% tariffs on U.S. exports — aircraft included
• Boeing found itself caught in the middle
The Bigger Picture:
⚠️ Tangible effects of escalating trade policies
📉 A major setback for Boeing’s China business
✈️ Opens opportunities for Airbus to step in
🌍 Rising turbulence for the global aviation industry
Bottom Line:
This isn’t just about one airplane — it’s a warning shot.
The U.S.-China trade war is heating up again, and global markets are starting to feel the heat.
Buckle up — this ride just got bumpy.
#USChinatension #USChinaTrade #USChinaTradeWar #USChinaDeal #USChinaShowdown
A brand-new Boeing 737 MAX bound for Xiamen Airlines has made an unexpected return to Seattle after China declined delivery amid intensifying trade disputes.
Here’s what went down:
• The jet was valued at $55 million
• Post-tariffs, the total cost would’ve surged past $110 million
• China declined the deal — the plane rerouted via Guam and Hawaii back to the U.S.
What’s fueling the tension?
• The U.S. imposed up to 145% tariffs on Chinese goods
• China retaliated with 125% tariffs on U.S. exports — aircraft included
• Boeing found itself caught in the middle
The Bigger Picture:
⚠️ Tangible effects of escalating trade policies
📉 A major setback for Boeing’s China business
✈️ Opens opportunities for Airbus to step in
🌍 Rising turbulence for the global aviation industry
Bottom Line:
This isn’t just about one airplane — it’s a warning shot.
The U.S.-China trade war is heating up again, and global markets are starting to feel the heat.
Buckle up — this ride just got bumpy.
#USChinatension #USChinaTrade #USChinaTradeWar #USChinaDeal #USChinaShowdown
😱🚨China Pushes Back After Trump Accuses It of Breaking Tariff Truce❗❗
Tensions are flaring again between the U.S. and China as former President Donald Trump accused Beijing of violating a recently agreed-upon tariff truce. The agreement, reached earlier this month during talks in Geneva, aimed to temporarily ease the trade war between the two global powers.
In a fiery Truth Social post on Friday, Trump claimed China had “totally violated its agreement with us,” adding that his initial tariffs had been “devastating” for China, which led him to strike a “FAST DEAL” to avoid further economic fallout. He ended the post with: “So much for being Mr. NICE GUY!”
While Trump didn’t provide specifics, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer later elaborated, stating that China had failed to roll back certain non-tariff barriers as promised. Greer noted that although China had removed tariffs in line with the deal, it had been slow to lift other trade restrictions — including blacklisting U.S. firms and curbing exports of rare earth magnets, which are crucial for industries like automotive, aviation, and semiconductors.
China did not directly address the U.S. accusations but called on Washington to end “discriminatory restrictions” against Chinese interests.
The renewed rhetoric has sparked fears that the fragile peace could unravel, reigniting a full-scale trade conflict.
#TradeTensions #USChinaDeal #TariffDispute #GlobalEconomy #CEXvsDEX101
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Tensions are flaring again between the U.S. and China as former President Donald Trump accused Beijing of violating a recently agreed-upon tariff truce. The agreement, reached earlier this month during talks in Geneva, aimed to temporarily ease the trade war between the two global powers.
In a fiery Truth Social post on Friday, Trump claimed China had “totally violated its agreement with us,” adding that his initial tariffs had been “devastating” for China, which led him to strike a “FAST DEAL” to avoid further economic fallout. He ended the post with: “So much for being Mr. NICE GUY!”
While Trump didn’t provide specifics, U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer later elaborated, stating that China had failed to roll back certain non-tariff barriers as promised. Greer noted that although China had removed tariffs in line with the deal, it had been slow to lift other trade restrictions — including blacklisting U.S. firms and curbing exports of rare earth magnets, which are crucial for industries like automotive, aviation, and semiconductors.
China did not directly address the U.S. accusations but called on Washington to end “discriminatory restrictions” against Chinese interests.
The renewed rhetoric has sparked fears that the fragile peace could unravel, reigniting a full-scale trade conflict.
#TradeTensions #USChinaDeal #TariffDispute #GlobalEconomy #CEXvsDEX101
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