US EditionTrump Says China Has 'Totally Violated' Agreement With US on Tariffs
- On Friday, President Donald Trump stated that China has completely breached its trade deal with the United States, causing stock prices in New York to decline.
- Trump's statement came after a week of renewed trade tensions marked by tariff actions and court rulings limiting his tariff authority, while the two countries maintained ongoing communication.
- Market strategists Greg Valiere and Ulrike Hoffmann-Burchardi noted that unresolved trade conflicts continue to fuel market volatility and investor uncertainty amid stalled talks.
- The Dow dropped 130 points , the S&P 500 slid 0.2%, and the Nasdaq fell 0.4%, despite the benchmark index being up over 6% this month and poised for its best May since 1990.
- The developments underscore persistent friction between the US and China, suggesting ongoing volatility and challenges for future trade negotiations between the world’s largest economies.
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