US Treasury secretary calls China’s trade escalation ‘unfortunate’
- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent addressed the burgeoning trade war on Tuesday.
- The U.S. Administration is imposing reciprocal tariffs to address trade imbalances and unfair nontariff barriers.
- Trump hopes to open markets and bring jobs back to the U.S. Through these tariffs.
- Bessent stated, "We will be collecting substantial tariffs," and "Everything is on the table."
- Following tariff announcements, global markets sold off sharply, but Bessent dismissed recession concerns.
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Bessent Sees ‘Normal Deleveraging’ in Bonds, Warns China on Yuan
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent played down a selloff in US Treasuries, saying that there was nothing systemic at play, and also served warning against China not to attempt to devalue its exchange rate in retaliation for American tariff hikes.
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