Trump talks about trade war again: getting a big gift from China
The China-US trade war has escalated again, and negotiations between the two countries in September have become question marks. Trump’s trade war has
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Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop 
Trump recognizes the trade war reality Navarro reveals the next step toward China
Donald Trump said that he is not ready to reach an agreement with China now, suggesting that the US-China trade war will
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
The United States listed China as the currency manipulator for the first time in nearly 25 years.
US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin issued a statement on August 5, announcing that China will be recognized as a currency manipulator. Washington
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Navarro asked China: Only the trade war can end
US White House Trade and Economic Affairs Adviser Navarro said in an interview on August 4 that China must stop seven kinds
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
North Korea: China’s springboard for breaking Northeast Asia
North Korea launched two short-range ballistic missiles on Wednesday morning (July 31) and launched two new “KN-23” short-range ballistic missiles on Friday
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
The 300 billion new tariff is levied in Shanghai in September, which is the real starting point for Sino-US negotiations.
On August 1, the US trade negotiating team returned to Washington from Shanghai. US President Trump released Twitter, saying that Washington will
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Shanghai consultation between China and the United States to show trade negotiations
On August 1, according to the information provided by Shanghai, China and the United States agreed that “the working level of the
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
China and the United States hold a new round of negotiations in Shanghai on the 30th: Trump we will win
The new round of trade negotiations between China and the United States will be held in Shanghai, China from July 30 to
by Todd Bishop
Todd Bishop
Trump is dissatisfied that China is still “developing” but the WTO cannot be forced to reform.
“The WTO has rotted, and the richest countries in the world can call themselves developing countries to evade WTO rules and earn
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