
US Reevaluates China Trade Deal: Rising Tensions Between Xi and Trump
The ongoing tension between the United States and China is expected to escalate further as the U.S. prepares to review its commitments under the trade deal signed between former President Donald Trump and President Xi Jinping. This review comes at a crucial time as the two nations grapple with multiple challenges, including economic recovery post-pandemic and geopolitical conflicts in various regions.
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US Sales Plummet for Temu and Shein Amid Renewed Trade Tensions with China
In a significant development concerning the online retail landscape, sales for fast-growing e-commerce platforms Temu and Shein have reportedly declined in the United States. This downturn comes on the heels of a renewed focus on trade policies between the United States and China, initiated by former President Donald Trump, who is again positioning China as a primary concern in U.S. economic policy.
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Trump's China Tariffs: Potential Backfire on the U.S. Economy
In a bold move that could alter the landscape of U.S.-China relations and significantly impact the American economy, former President Donald Trump has announced a new round of tariffs targeting Chinese imports. This decision, announced during a recent press conference, is part of Trump’s on-going strategy to address issues related to trade imbalances and intellectual property theft attributed to China. However, economic experts warn that these tariffs may ultimately backfire, with adverse effects on American consumers and businesses.
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Japan's Semiconductor Stocks Surge Amid Eased US Restrictions on China
In a significant shift in the market landscape, share prices of Japan's semiconductor companies experienced a notable upswing, fueled by investor optimism surrounding potential easing of U.S. restrictions on technology exports to China. This surge is part of a broader reaction to indications from Washington that it may adopt a less stringent approach to its administrative policies affecting the semiconductor industry.
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US Curbs on Chinese EV Software Tech Could Lead to Retaliation
The United States has tightened its rules on technology exports to China by targeting the specific software critical in making electric vehicle batteries, thus raising fears that Beijing may strike back with a move that could disrupt the global electric vehicle market.
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