Post by account_disabled on Mar 10, 2024 4:44:12 GMT -6
Will Donald Trump's policies achieve their objectives? If you can't put your own house in order, you better not try to impose your order on your neighbors. Donald Tramp has easily handled his domestic alarmists, who were going to shift their productions abroad to avoid import tariffs in the EU. Harley-Davidson assessed its damages at $100 million and began dreaming of India, Brazil and Thailand. The host of the White House threatened to strangle him with taxes and make the whole world forget the brand. Well, you can't get a person out of your head right away, but you can get him out of the window. It takes blood and sweat to make money. The blood of his enemies, then becoming his slaves. Harley-Davidson got the gist very quickly and responded that the bikes, sold in the United States, would be built there as well. After such a skirmish with the president, other companies will hardly dare to move their productions abroad. The rebellion of the slaves is repressed at its roots, it is time to face the enemies.
Among them are China, close to the economic power of the United States, and yesterday's allies of the EU. It appears that Beijing is willing to make concessions. After promising to buy more American products, worth $70 Bahamas Mobile Number List billion, he suggested that foreigners would be allowed into industries they could not have dreamed of before. Washington had better do something in response, because a true enemy should give him his dinner when he has given him his. LiteFinance: Trade war between the United States and China continues | Litefinance Financial markets showed a fairly calm reaction to the trade wars until the last week of June, thinking they were part of Donald Trump's game. Firstly, representatives of the US administration noted that any war should end with negotiations sooner or later, secondly, the president himself was hinting at this.
He asked Harley-Davidson to "be patient" on his Twitter. The enemy will certainly retreat. I must admit that the financial market does not treat Donald Trump like a guy. whose head is always haunted by nonsense, with his home inside. Investors actually believe that threats can make opponents make concessions and reduce the US trade deficit. LiteFinance: Trade war between the United States and China continues | Litefinance Even the fall of Shanghai Composite and the yuan to half-year lows does not break the cardboard house, as it did in August 2015. Most Bloomberg experts believe that Beijing is just saber-rattling and will stop the avalanche as soon as USD/CNY hits 6.7. Belief is, of course, a virtue, as long as the depressive phase is not followed by the manic one. Beijing certainly wants to retaliate for Donald Trumps $200 billion + $200 billion import tariffs. That's the secret of Asian cooking: if a dish bites back, it means it's fresh.
Among them are China, close to the economic power of the United States, and yesterday's allies of the EU. It appears that Beijing is willing to make concessions. After promising to buy more American products, worth $70 Bahamas Mobile Number List billion, he suggested that foreigners would be allowed into industries they could not have dreamed of before. Washington had better do something in response, because a true enemy should give him his dinner when he has given him his. LiteFinance: Trade war between the United States and China continues | Litefinance Financial markets showed a fairly calm reaction to the trade wars until the last week of June, thinking they were part of Donald Trump's game. Firstly, representatives of the US administration noted that any war should end with negotiations sooner or later, secondly, the president himself was hinting at this.
He asked Harley-Davidson to "be patient" on his Twitter. The enemy will certainly retreat. I must admit that the financial market does not treat Donald Trump like a guy. whose head is always haunted by nonsense, with his home inside. Investors actually believe that threats can make opponents make concessions and reduce the US trade deficit. LiteFinance: Trade war between the United States and China continues | Litefinance Even the fall of Shanghai Composite and the yuan to half-year lows does not break the cardboard house, as it did in August 2015. Most Bloomberg experts believe that Beijing is just saber-rattling and will stop the avalanche as soon as USD/CNY hits 6.7. Belief is, of course, a virtue, as long as the depressive phase is not followed by the manic one. Beijing certainly wants to retaliate for Donald Trumps $200 billion + $200 billion import tariffs. That's the secret of Asian cooking: if a dish bites back, it means it's fresh.