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Strategies & Market Trends : The Financial Collapse of 2001 Unwinding

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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (12815)7/17/2024 2:02:43 AM
From: elmatador   of 13783
 
While Trump's trade war rightfully receives a lot of attention, his last year in office was arguably his most active with a rush of financial sanctions, trade blacklisting, and Executive Orders targeting China.

β€”The Biden Administration sustained that higher level of actions against China and has even beat the Trump Administration's sanctions and blacklisting records with a year left in Biden's first term for more measures. Gerard DiPippo and I cataloged these actions across administrations.

β€” Biden isn't talking about 60% tariffs but our Bloomberg News colleague Mackenzie Hawkins reports his Administration may be considering higher tariffs on EVs, clean-energy products, and older-generation semiconductors. We're also expecting an Executive Order on protecting sensitive personal data, and the roll-out of a regime screening US investment in China.

β€” All this means that regardless of who wins in November, China is likely to face sustained US pressure. That comes at a bad time for Beijing, with its economy already facing challenges -- including deep economic pessimism and property sector troubles.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2024-07-16/us-tariffs-at-60-would-halve-china-s-growth-rate-ubs-says?embedded-checkout=true
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