100,000, Phoenix From The Ashes, And The China Sanctions Threat
“…ahead of schedule.”
“…ahead of schedule.”
An “increasingly unstable and uncertain” world.
The abandonment of the target speaks volumes about the scope of the damage inflicted by the pathogen.
“I would not turn my back on the Chinese Communist Party if they were two days dead”, he said.
“But none of us as Americans wants to see China prospering”.
“That’s why I say the Chinese did that to Americans”.
“Investors have a lot to think about.”
“Good” is an extremely relative term.
This sets the stage for spiraling tensions at a delicate juncture.
“I’m not allowed to tell you that”.
“…the scale of the theft was staggering.”
These are the kinds of headlines which have made investors reluctant to carry risk into the weekend.
“Pay close attention to and attach importance to China’s concerns”.
It’s bad. It’s so bad.
“A weak end to a difficult year for the German economy”.
The documents show loan recipients were looking to obtain technology “compatible” with equipment made by Hikvision and Dahua.
“We are long past the point when this should have been done”.
“I don’t watch the stock market”.
If there were a dictionary entry for “unreliable entity 
“There is no way out for the zero-sum games of the United States”.
It’s not yet clear how Trump will react.
All of this is playing out against a backdrop defined by a (rare) dearth of news flow…
There’s plenty of optimism, but when it comes to trade, market participants are understandably jaded.
“Yeah, that’s a good point”.
Here comes the “Pence doctrineâ€.
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