#us-china-trade-war

#us-china-trade-war

I was pleasantly surprised to see your interview on Fox News this afternoon, where you shared your insights on the impact of the US-China tariff conflict on port trade, Wang wrote.

Donald Trump will undoubtedly proclaim the temporary truce in the US-China trade war as a victory, but the markets view it as a capitulation.

The United States is provoking this fight, but it is Brazil that is going to end up benefiting.

"Despite TSMC's best efforts to comply with all relevant export control and sanctions laws and regulations, there is no assurance that its business activities will not be found incompliant..."

Peterson even revealed the timeline, saying the pandas should arrive by the end of the year and if everything goes according to plan, the public could see them starting in April of 2026.

Temu and Shein warn shoppers of upcoming price hikes due to Trump's tariffs, as the US-China trade war continues to escalate and impact global retail strategies.

"It is not just a question of abrupt policy and rate of tariffs, but the ongoing level of uncertainty and the tit-for-tat approach," says Carole Nakhle, CEO of energy consultancy Crystol Energy. "Add to that the fact that this happened when oil demand was not booming while supply is plentiful, the result is the price levels we are currently seeing."

Over in the US, business owners are complaining about the tariffs, posting videos on TikTok about how the levies will hurt their companies.