To: locogringo who wrote (1125942 ) 3/22/2019 12:15:33 PM From: sylvester80 Respond to tRump LOSER: Why A Big China Trade Win Is Slipping Out Of Trump's Grasp; Dow Jones FallsJED GRAHAM 3/20/2019investors.com stock market closed mixed Wednesday with the Dow Jones Industrial Average falling 0.55%, the S&P 500 down 0.3% and the Nasdaq composite rising less than 0.1%.trade deal with a one-sided enforcement clause . The U.S. wants Trump tariffs to spring back to life if China doesn't live up to commitments. Alternatively, the U.S. has discussed leaving some tariffs in place, phasing them out as China complies with the deal's terms.buy an extra $1.2 trillion in U.S. goods over six years, potentially wiping out the trade gap by 2024. U.S. trade negotiators have viewed the offer with skepticism, but doubts may be growing.chipmakers have reportedly asked the White House to leave them out of the equation. They believe that Beijing will require them to move chip-testing and finishing facilities to China from places like Vietnam. U.S. exports to China would rise, but overall U.S. exports globally wouldn't. So there's no upside for the U.S. economy, and that would be a negative for chipmakers, who would have to boost capital spending and perhaps wages to meet Chinese government demands.BA ) 737 Max jet from its list of purchases. That follows the grounding of the aircraft in the wake of the Ethiopian Airlines crash . There's still a chance this could change, if the summit is pushed back long enough for the aircraft to satisfy Beijing's safety concerns.GM ) and the United Auto Workers union tied to a plant closure in Ohio show how sensitive he is about his perceived impact on the U.S. auto sector. It's not clear how Trump's political needs can be met if China is holding out for a deal that removes all tariffs.
