Trade war jeopardizes China's fusion energy drive

Trade war jeopardizes China's fusion energy drive

As the US and China exchange trade war salvos, concerns are rising that the decoupling could soon extend to the two sides’ fruitful fusion energy cooperation.   In April, Trump imposed a 145% tariff on Chinese goods and ordered a probe into whether American firms are overly reliant on China’s semiconductors, medical equipment and critical […] The post Trade war jeopardizes China’s fusion energy drive appeared first on Asia Times.

The US-China ‘decoupling’ would be a messy divorce

The economic alliance is now hanging on by a thread. And the real-world collateral damage is already piling up as multinational corporations like Nvidia and Boeing face billions in lost revenue as a direct result of the trade war.

The U.S. is holding the most painful end of the trade war stick

Goldman Sachs has taken a look at how difficult it would be for U.S. companies to find alternatives to Chinese sources of supply in a global trade/tariff war. And the picture isn’t very pretty.