Trump

In the international market, crude oil prices have fallen continuously, and Chinese concept stocks plummeted last night, both of which are due to Trump's transactions. The decline in crude oil is very reasonable. One of Trump's core economic strategies is to increase US crude oil production and suppress energy prices to reduce inflation; but I estimate that if Trump targets China again, he will not swing the knife to the already depressed Chinese concept stocks, but will target China's advantageous industries and cutting-edge strategic fields.
Trump said that if he is elected president, he will impose a 10% tariff on all goods sold to the United States and a 60% tariff on Chinese goods (but most of them are negotiable). If Trump is elected, companies with a high proportion of exports to the United States may be greatly impacted, and Trump may target China's AI industry, which is the most competitive frontier industry between China and the United States. China's AI industry is the only one in the world that can barely keep up with the United States.