Trump, China and tariffs
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The escalating trade war has driven stock prices down and may hit Americans in their wallets as businesses pass on the pain by raising prices.
From USA TODAY
Trump's advisers echoed his view that the planned tariffs could raise trillions of dollars and help create jobs in the US.
From BBC
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Emerging-market currencies were steady in early trading as signs China’s economy is stabilizing offset angst over the next round of US tariffs due this week.
Shortly after his infamous second inauguration, President Donald Trump started a trade war by directing the United States government to impose new tariffs.
Chinese exports have surged to Turkey and Gulf states since the US slapped tariffs on China, posing a threat to manufacturing ambitions
China’s government appears in no rush to implement its budget, as Beijing preserves spending power to counter any damage inflicted by higher US tariffs.
3don MSN
Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will fight for his job in a tightly contested election campaign expected to be dominated by cost-of-living concerns, the country’s relationship with China and jitters over the fast-changing global order under US President Donald Trump.
He highlighted opportunities for companies and pledged to foster a more pro-business environment. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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Copper prices have hit record highs as an ongoing trade war between the U.S. and its key trading partners threatens to squeeze supplies of the vital metal