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It’s Official: Trump Slaps Tariffs On $200 Billion In Chinese Goods Starting Next Week
It's official: Donald Trump has escalated the trade war with China.
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Time to feed the hedgies.
Yes, we can last longer on the import/export front than China, if that’s what it’s restricted to. But what happens if the trade war becomes asymmetric? For example, the Chinese decide they’d rather finance parts of the world other than the US, if they prefer that the US go back to mining their own rare earth materials, etc.?