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RedBaron

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Lesotho be like:

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tokenanalyst

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Imagine putting billions to move to Vietnam or Cambodia just to be met with this crap. AND you can't move to any other country because the uncertainty of that could be tariffs in the future.

Companies will have to pay the tariffs or move to the US, BUT remember that raw materials ARE ALSO tariffed and manufacturing costs in the US will significantly increase.

The biggest irony of all of this is that probably is going to make more US companies to move to China, I explain myself, looks like that US companies will have to make TWO products, one made in the US much expensive for US consumers and another made for the rest of the world much cheaper or a least competitive with other international companies. The incentive to not manufacturing in China to have only one supply chain is gone. If you are going to have two supply chains anyway, why not have at least one competitive.

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Overbom

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I think it's over. I tend to not be too conclusive and draw conclusions very quick, but I have to say this. If these tariffs stand, and not get abolished or delayed in a few days, I can pretty much say that, bar military action, China has won the US-led containment war against it

US can put another 100% or whatever else tariffs on China if it wants. It's lights out
 

FriedButter

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Lmao. He put semiconductors and pharmaceuticals on an exception list.

Some goods will not be subject to the Reciprocal Tariff. These include: (1) articles subject to 50 USC 1702(b); (2) steel/aluminum articles and autos/auto parts already subject to Section 232 tariffs; (3) copper, pharmaceuticals, semiconductors, and lumber articles;

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Biscuits

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The Chinese government ought to respond to him for labelling Taiwan as a country in parallel with China.

Xi Jinping, time to show you are a man of his words.
Today, even as US economy keeps weakning, their threats of redrawing borders are increasing. These are fake threats as US does not have the physical means or is attempting to make a serious buildup that could possibly take over Taiwan. Instead, the threats serve as a way for the US regime to enhance it's machismo domestically, displaying to financially struggling Americans the dream of succesful aggression and looting.

Nevertheless, despite these threats nearly only existing to shore up domestic control, I don't think China should take it calmly at all. It should use every opportunity to reorient the US China relationship to one sidedly favor China, keep nothing off the table in terms of coercion methods.
 
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