Trump: President Xi and I are going to work to open up China to US Trade

Errrr …. yes


https://edition.cnn.com/2025/06/10/b...hortage-impact

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Call it a “chip shortage on steroids.”

That’s how one expert told CNN the auto industry is describing a possible shortage of rare-earth elements — minerals that are now center stage in the global trade war. Running low on those minerals could recall the pandemic-era chip shortage that jacked up car prices, used and new, across America.

China has a virtual monopoly on those 17 metallic elements, which are critical components to everyday products from cars to jet engines to electronics like smartphones and flat-screen TVs. They’re even crucial for the contrast dye used in MRI machines and some cancer drugs.

And, recently, China made it even harder to get them: The country introduced a new licensing requirement on the export of the elements in April, effectively slowing the flow of outbound shipments to most of the world, including the United States.

Obviously he isn’t , from the one word replies .

Half?!! Are you sure?

China → U.S. Export Share
2017 ~21 %
2022 ~16 %
2023 ~14.8 %
2024 ~13.4 %

ASEAN has overtaken the U.S. and the EU as China’s leading export destination, reflecting a broader diversification trend.

They both need each other. Trump needs the Chinese to manufacture most for US, even his MAGA caps and Trump Bibles, and slippers. (:-D . China runs on a large surplus, and US on a huge incremental deficit. China and Japan are the biggest owner of US debt. China has about 90% of the planets rare earth. A shut down on this will damage tech sector and military high tech production in US. The negotiation is forth and back = same distance, and Donald makes his fuzz and chaos and can brag that he fixed everything, something most of you should know he dont. To discuss who has the best cards and who wins the pot (trade shutdown), is not the issue. And one last thing: The Chinese can the art of negotiation. Donald cannot, he brags and show all his cards and worries to everyone, a typical loser strategy. If you like to understand more of it, read his garbage book ; " The Fart of the Deal".

So would US industries . I’d call that a stalemate , hence the Trump u-turns .

no body cares

Trump is not a president. He is a radio station.

How did you know what my wifes pet nickname for is ?

"are going to....."
"work to..."
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love hate relationship, they need each other to survive

YES

Nobody knows tommorrow!!

Useless Bacotan of trump

hi no body, pleased to meet you

They have no other choice. US is a biggest consumer, and if they close the doors to China, half of manufacturing in China will close.

No.

Nah.

China is experiencing a significant economic slowdown, with challenges arising from slow consumer spending, a property market slump, and trade tensions with the U.S. These issues have led to deflation, weakening consumer confidence, and a decline in both domestic and international demand.
Domestic Challenges:
Consumer Spending:
Consumer spending has been sluggish, particularly since the beginning of the property slump in 2021. This is a major concern for China's economy, which relies heavily on domestic demand.
Property Market:
The housing market has been in disarray, with millions of unsold apartments, bankrupt developers, and declining confidence among homebuyers. This has led to a significant drop in both real estate investments and overall economic growth.
Deflation:
China has seen a decline in prices, with producer prices falling to the lowest level in almost two years. This is a further sign of the economic slowdown and weakening consumer confidence.
Weakening Consumer Confidence:
A lack of trust in the stability of jobs, property, and the government's promises is driving people to save more and spend less, further slowing down economic activity.
International Challenges:
Trade Tensions:
Trade tensions with the U.S. and other countries, particularly related to tariffs, have negatively impacted China's export growth.
De-globalization:
The potential for deglobalization, where economies become less intertwined, poses an additional threat to China's export-oriented economy.
Government Response:
Stimulus Measures:
The Chinese government has implemented various stimulus measures to support the economy, including fiscal policy and monetary policy adjustments.
Real Estate Rescue Plans:
Government efforts to stabilize the real estate market, such as buying up vacant apartments, have been insufficient to address the scale of the problem.
Overall Impact:
Slowing Growth:
China's economic growth has slowed significantly, with the GDP growth falling below pre-COVID-19 levels.
High Debt Levels:
Both households and businesses have accumulated high levels of debt, further exacerbating the economic challenges.
Impact on Global Economy:
China's economic slowdown has implications for the global economy, particularly for countries that rely on Chinese exports and investment.

As you can see everyone is impacted, but China is most impacted. Now shut the *uck up, get of this thread and go get a job you unemployed useless Vancarbon. You practically live on forex factory. Useless and stupid.

manipulate

i am dreaming again.

No.

this is shit deal for America . 55 % tariffs pay by american people . let see how market react. 55% is too much. china dont care because they can still profits on 55%. this is so stupid