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  • In response to US tariff rate increase, China says that it is forced to retaliate, adding that it deeply regrets the US tariff hike -Commerce Ministry

Playing the victim card.
Retaliate?? The whole reason they got these new tariffs was because they reneged on already agreed upon settlement. The new tariffs WERE the retaliation.... from the US!
China is an even bigger bully than US. If Chinese dominance isn't slowed down its a scary prospect for the world.
wanna buy some all-time market peaks for profits??? bye
this will be an advertisement for Chinese business that has pressed America’s goods, choose the best, buy goods from China)))) a joke and not a call to action))))
Retaliation doesn't sound like a good faith to finish argument & differences, fair trade is a must to conduct any kind of business.
Honesty and trust sadly lacking on both sides
if you compare what is the increase in duties with the statistics of trade relations of China and America .tsyfra !!! duties 385 billion dollars; Quotation: Aggregate exports from China to the United States amounted to 430 billion dollars in 2017. In terms of value, the increase in the supply of goods from China to the US Compared to 2016, it amounted to 11.5%: Exports of goods increased by $ 44 billion (in 2016 goods worth $ 385 billion were delivered from China to the US).



honesty, decency, trust ?????
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  • Edited at 2:32am May 10, 2019 2:20am | Edited at 2:32am
tramp: - hi zzemin
Zemin; - Hi, what did you want?
tramp: - buy bonds?
Zemin; - you owe us
tramp: -All the time to remember past misfortunes, Perhaps worse than a fresh misfortune. (Shakespeare) so, pomet?
Tszemin; - I don’t know how everything will be in reality, - Blowing a fair wind, I am swimming. (Shakespeare)

(((Google translation can be difficult to translate already to you))))
This economic confrontation will lead to more pressures on the currency market and most probably the AUD will suffer, where the USD will gain more power.
for China to retaliate they just dump US treasuries, the yield shoots up and Trump's stock market drops just like last time end of 2018
Quoting ettrader
for china to retaliate they just dump us treasuries, the yield shoots up and trump's stock market drops just like last time end of 2018
хорошо ) для Вас анекдот ) на что живешь ,спрашивают ....?
за два бакса купил ,за четыре продал ,вот на эти два процента и живу )))
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China will play a wait and see game. After all, they have much more to lose than the US.
I'm afraid that the Chinese retaliation comes in the form of a political action rather than an economical response.
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If visitors want best liveupdate link on this developing situation go to:
https://www.theguardian.com/business...-business-live

Best takeaway at this moment...
"”The assumption for now seems to be that the sabre rattling of the past week is part of a still-functioning negotiating process that will yield results in the near future - if this assumption is challenged volatility has the potential to get much worse”.
Simon Harvey (analyst at Monex Europe).
#ffw
SP500 seem still firm on W1.
War trade? Another crisis? What crisis?
The global slowdown is well managed and well administered so far!

The US is doing fine (compared to others), despite idiots, detractors, frustrated, envious!
It always comes back up. A good economy (compared to others) is recovering all the time.
Is actually hard to break a fine economy ...even you're a bad politician

Stay close for the weekend huge gap though!
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Quoting TudorIoan
SP500 seem still firm on W1. War trade? Another crisis? What crisis? The global slowdown is well managed and well administered so far! The US is doing fine (compared to others), despite idiots, detractors, frustrated, envious! It always comes back up. A good economy (compared to others) is recovering all the time. Is actually hard to break a fine economy ...even you're a bad politician Stay close for the weekend huge gap though! {image}
What do u mean a gap down or up ? but tarrifs are applied . i dont think they will have a resolution so fast
Quoting Ghass1234
{quote} What do u mean a gap down or up ? but tarrifs are applied . i dont think they will have a resolution so fast
Yes, agree... is hard to believe they will easily concur this weekend!
Big stake on the table = gap (one way or another)
What ever the result, the biased market will make a gap IMO. ...down, probably
...but maybe the letter from president Xi will give hope
Quoting TudorIoan
{quote} Yes, agree... is hard to believe they will easily concur this weekend! Big stake on the table = gap (one way or another) What ever the result, the biased market will make a gap IMO. ...down, probably ...but maybe the letter from president Xi will give hope
i am not lucky i sold , imagine Manufacturing in Britain went up so the stocks , i got my orders closed . my mistake. i wonder where the fuck they live the Eurpeans , Banks did not hear about the tarrifs so they are buying . i hate these fuckin machine that they buy and sell automatically , they are the one screwing the market.
Quoting Ghass1234
{quote} i am not lucky i sold , imagine Manufacturing in Britain went up so the stocks , i got my orders closed . my mistake .
If stay on US-China topic, we should have bought Shanghai Composite and sold S&P 500 when the tariff hike
The rest is troll ego from us here
Quoting TudorIoan
{quote} If stay on US-China topic, we should have bought Shanghai Composite and sold S&P 500 when the tariff hike The rest is troll ego from us here
yes ego kills us . once ur ego u loose ure margin , that's what happend to me
Meanwhile back at the Fed...

"CONTROL + P guys! Now is not the time to flinch!"
Anyone for the Uber today?
Quoting Hisham2019
This economic confrontation will lead to more pressures on the currency market and most probably the AUD will suffer, where the USD will gain more power.
Agree with you on AUD for as the Chinese economy goes so does the Aussie.

USD strength? More difficult to predict.
A picture from CNN shows the tariff situation.
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Notice how almost all of China imports are subject to tariff while about half of US imports subject to tariff. The real story is that much of the imported product is US based companies so the US companies that manufacture everything in China like Apple, Nike and most textiles, GM, etc will be hurting on bottom line as they will have to eat the losses to the bottom line, or have to find cheaper manufacturing.
Quoting newbegger
A picture from CNN shows the tariff situation. {image} Notice how almost all of China imports are subject to tariff while about half of US imports subject to tariff. The real story is that much of the imported product is US based companies so the US companies that manufacture everything in China like Apple, Nike and most textiles, GM, etc will be hurting on bottom line as they will have to eat the losses to the bottom line, or have to find cheaper manufacturing.
They could manufacture their products in the U.S. like they did before transferring en masse to China.
Quoting newbegger
A picture from CNN shows the tariff situation. {image} Notice how almost all of China imports are subject to tariff while about half of US imports subject to tariff. The real story is that much of the imported product is US based companies so the US companies that manufacture everything in China like Apple, Nike and most textiles, GM, etc will be hurting on bottom line as they will have to eat the losses to the bottom line, or have to find cheaper manufacturing.
They could manufacture their products in the U.S. like they did before transferring manufacturing plants en masse to China.
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