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US is really sanctioning itself out of international markets just for the sake for few people like Wilbur Ross, Peter Navarro, ...........
Hmm... It's Useless...
WTO scared with US...
And WTO is not God...
WTO is just Country Organization...
Every Country need US Dollar and need US aid for help their People...

If the Country against US, it's can become Big Trouble for Their Economy...
Trust me, Trump is danger man if You disturbe and or beat US and US ally's...
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There is always a belief that what is..will be. US controls currently dominates world banking and financial system. but ultimately economic power defines dominant actor. And in that historical evolution China will with in next decade/s replace US in that role. IMHO Stressing consensus on US international finance hegemony is not useful since it inevitably strengthens other players commitment to its circumvention and its ultimate eclipse.
Quoting Guest
There is always a belief that what is..will be. US controls currently dominates world banking and financial system. but ultimately economic power defines dominant actor. And in that historical evolution China will with in next decade/s replace US in that role. IMHO Stressing consensus on US international finance hegemony is not useful since it inevitably strengthens other players commitment to its circumvention and its ultimate eclipse.
LOL! Just keep dreaming.
Wed, Thu, Fri?

"And in that historical evolution China will with in next decade/s replace US in that role." I've seen many traders saying this crappy statement in the last few decades, and I am sure they'll continue saying this for the rest of their lives. Come on guy, get a life and stop day dreaming, good luck with that.
Quoting Manudatinh
{quote} LOL! Just keep dreaming. Wed, Thu, Fri? "And in that historical evolution China will with in next decade/s replace US in that role." I've seen many traders saying this crappy statement in the last few decades, and I am sure they'll continue saying this for the rest of their lives. Come on guy, get a life and stop day dreaming, good luck with that.
If it's going to be any country, surely China are in the prime position?
Quoting Prof.Trader
Hmm... It's Useless... WTO scared with US... And WTO is not God... WTO is just Country Organization... Every Country need US Dollar and need US aid for help their People... If the Country against US, it's can become Big Trouble for Their Economy... Trust me, Trump is danger man if You disturbe and or beat US and US ally's...
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Quoting Guest
There is always a belief that what is..will be. US controls currently dominates world banking and financial system. but ultimately economic power defines dominant actor. And in that historical evolution China will with in next decade/s replace US in that role. IMHO Stressing consensus on US international finance hegemony is not useful since it inevitably strengthens other players commitment to its circumvention and its ultimate eclipse.
Yep, I think you're on the money. Added to that, Trump has done everything he can to make the US irrelevant on the world stage (Paris accord, Iran nukes deal, Israel Embassy, Steel and Aluminium tariffs, etc.).
China has spent the last 20yrs insinuating itself into the good graces as many countries as possible. The only chance for the west is for China to make the same mistakes of hubris that Japan made in the early 1990's.
If China doesn't mess up, the odds are that the Yuan will be the reference currency in 15-20yrs. Why, because Trump and his friends are determined to repeat the mistakes of the late 1920's. Isolation has never worked, it makes you irrelevant. That's why China is trying to deliver on its One Belt One Road initiative for each of the countries already signed up.
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Quoting Prof.Trader
Hmm... It's Useless... WTO scared with US... And WTO is not God... WTO is just Country Organization... Every Country need US Dollar and need US aid for help their People... If the Country against US, it's can become Big Trouble for Their Economy... Trust me, Trump is danger man if You disturbe and or beat US and US ally's...
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Trump is using the trade war as an excuse to propagate his dirty tricks campaign and enforce his hidden agenda on the world, no question.

https://www.bloomberg.com/view/articles/2018-05-18/nord-stream-2-pipeline-is-new-front-in-u-s-clash-with-europe
Whoa, so Japan is the only US ally that didn't get an exemption?

Guess Trump must of thought Japan was such a push-over they would politely bend over as usual.
And people are wondering why all the bullied countries by US prefer to trade with China. Win-win corporation.
Trump is the first American president in decades to enact policies that actually benefit the U.S. as opposed to propping up other nations who have become accustomed to running roughshod over us in trade deals.

An improving U.S. economy, with increased manufacturing, expanded energy production, and reversing the trade deficit will be reflected in a strengthening dollar.

A rising tide raises all boats, and America will continue to be a global leader economically. The U.S. Dollar makes up 64% of all known central bank foreign exchange reserves, compared to the Euro, the next closest currency, at 19%. China is already coming to the bargaining table to restructure it's trade deal with America.

Weak leadership in America effects world markets negatively due to uncertainty, and Trump, character flaws and all, is a proven strong leader who will propel the U.S. and the world to unprecedented levels of prosperity. Wait and see.
Trade deficit according to Mr. Trump and his followers;

Donald goes McDonald to buy cheese burger for $4.75, it's a trade deficit because McDonald ripped him off $4.75 for every burger he bought and he has been ripped off for decades.
Quoting Ken A
Trade deficit according to Mr. Trump and his followers; Donald goes McDonald to buy cheese burger for $4.75, it's a trade deficit because McDonald ripped him off $4.75 for every burger he bought and he has been ripped off for decades.
...and he didn't ask for the gherkin, nor the secret sauce so he should even be compensated $4.75 per burger.
Quoting Ken A
Trade deficit according to Mr. Trump and his followers; Donald goes McDonald to buy cheese burger for $4.75, it's a trade deficit because McDonald ripped him off $4.75 for every burger he bought and he has been ripped off for decades.
Trade deficit according to Hillary Clinton and her sycophants: Give my 'Foundation' $250 million and I'll give Russia 20% of America's uranium. A girl's gotta eat...and drink...heavily.
And suddenly you despise how capitalism operates ........

Strange world .......
Trump has been unhappy with US trade relations and negotiated deals for over 3 decades, this is not a new thing.
Come with me if you want to live....
Quoting Ill-b-back
Trump has been unhappy with US trade relations and negotiated deals for over 3 decades, this is not a new thing.
China agreeing to play fair is a new thing, however.

"Following two days of bilateral consultations on trade, representatives from Washington and Beijing reached a consensus on trade, with the latter agreeing to take “effective measures to substantially reduce the United States trade deficit in goods with China,” a joint statement explained."
Quoting mackmack247
{quote} China agreeing to play fair is a new thing, however. "Following two days of bilateral consultations on trade, representatives from Washington and Beijing reached a consensus on trade, with the latter agreeing to take “effective measures to substantially reduce the United States trade deficit in goods with China,” a joint statement explained."
Yes I know, just pointing something out to those who think changing the status quo or bringing others to the negotiation table has no role to play in our society. People see Trumps' actions in singularity instead of as a prelude to negotiations. "They" don't like to admit it, but his actions are bringing countries such as China to the table to talk about among other things, technology theft as part of unfair trade practices. It's not Trumps fault former administrations have bent over far too easily to Chinas' demands.
They need to grow a friggin' spine.
Come with me if you want to live....
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