📰 Latest Developments

1. Trump threatens 100% tariffs on Chinese imports

President Trump announced plans to double tariffs on Chinese goods, raising them to 100%, starting November 1 (or earlier depending on China’s response).

He also introduced tighter export controls on critical software.

2. China pushes back, warns of retaliation

Beijing rejected the tariff threats, calling them hypocritical, and defended its recent controls on rare earth exports by citing security needs.

China’s Commerce Ministry said they prefer negotiations but will “take corresponding measures” if the U.S. escalates.

3. U.S. opens door to deal despite tensions

Although tensions are rising, the U.S. administration — including Vice President J.D. Vance — signaled willingness to negotiate, urging China to be “reasonable.”

Trump tried to soften the tone, posting “Don’t worry about China, it will all be fine!”

4. Markets & global impact reacting

The threat of sharp tariff escalation rattled markets. Investors are watching closely how China will respond.

Some analysts see this as a “shock-and-awe” maneuver by China to test U.S. resolve.

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🔍 What to Watch & Key Risks

China’s response: Will they retaliate with new tariffs, export restrictions, or other countermeasures?

Timing & implementation: Whether Trump follows through by Nov 1 or delays depending on signals.

Supply chains, tech sector vulnerabilities: Export controls and tariffs especially hit sectors reliant on rare earths, semiconductors, etc.

Diplomatic overtures or escalation: Could the planned meeting between Trump and Xi still happen — or be canceled?

Market sentiment: Heightened volatility, capital flows, shifts in investor risk appetite.

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