How Trump’s trade war with China will hit tech prices
- President Trump raised tariffs on Chinese goods to 125% on April 9, 2025, escalating trade tensions.
- The 2018 trade war and China's dominance in rare earth elements contributed to this standoff.
- China retaliated by raising tariffs on U.S. Goods to 84%, while the EU announced retaliatory tariffs of 25% on selected U.S. Imports.
- Karoline Leavitt stated China has to call first to negotiate, while Lin Jian said China rejects bullying tactics.
- Despite market turmoil, Trump claimed victory but acknowledged a cost as China aims to weaken U.S. Influence.
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Trump vs. China: Thinking Long-Term to Secure America's Future
WASHINGTON D.C (VINnews)-When it comes to global strategy, China plays the long game. They think in decades—sometimes centuries. That’s their greatest strength, and the only real leverage they hold over America. They know U.S. presidents come and go. Trump, at most, has just under four years left. So they wait, they calculate, and they anticipate […]
No war but trade war!
Much of the American economy is fake. It’s illusionary wealth, built on a devil’s bargain that's traded our families and our future for the present. Tackling China is essential to righting this arrangement, and if President Trump is successful, he will have helped to secure the next century of American power and go down as one of the greatest presidents in our history. To accomplish this, he’ll need to reconfigure global trade around the United…
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