U.S & China tariff pause 90 days.

[XcoVar]

Tml stock market huat ahh!!!

To the moon we go!!!

 

[coyote]

Not even surprised. Basically Donald Trump has no card in his hand. Talking big isn't going to win any tariff war. It will pause and pause and pause until his 4 years term is over and he will declare victory over China in whichever ways...

 

[testerjp]

From the start those experts who knows economics say Donald Trump sure reverse most tariffs. Those who got a deal probably got scammed.

 

[HushiePuppies]

actually trump's presidency quite predictable. just look at 2016 for easy comparision.

2016 - trump elected, first 100 days chiong.
2017 - market doing well when trump say want bring jobs back home
2018 - market peak + dec crash
2019 - everything in a mess.
2020 - covid reset

2024 - trump elected, first 100 days work with elon musk
2025 - tariff market peak
2026 - possibly chiong high high with mid/late crash
2027 - sure like sai
2028 - new president come in to reset.

 

[neo_aw]

need the US side to confirm

otherwise nothing concrete

 

[Gunnerspirit]

Bullying smaller nations ish good enough for uncle sam
China will continue to sell him cheap stuff to keep inflation low

 

[Kunkka]

No escalation means no more tariff?

 

[Krabs.]

pump ah pump

 

[shidenx]

Stock market chiong for sure but business will die as the uncertainty is still unknown and will be passed to consumers

 

[coyote]

No escalation means no more tariff?

Please refer to post #02.

 

[MrAwesomeX]

Not even surprised. Basically Donald Trump has no card in his hand. Talking big isn't going to win any tariff war. It will pause and pause and pause until his 4 years term is over and he will declare victory over China in whichever ways...

He trying to stall until can free up resources to wack china ba .
Guess he's disappointed by Putin betrayal haha .

 

[kelhot2001]

https://www.straitstimes.com/world/...-controls-to-bolster-china-trade-deal-ft-says

From Article

WASHINGTON - The US has paused curbs on tech exports to China to avoid disrupting trade talks with Beijing and support US President Donald Trump’s efforts to secure a meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping in 2025, the Financial Times said on July 28.

The industry and security bureau of the US Commerce Department, which oversees export controls, has been told in recent months to avoid tough moves on China, the newspaper said, citing current and former officials.

Reuters could not immediately verify the report.

 

[hexhexhex]

Taco ah Taco

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