Luo Guoping

2 weeks ago | flipboard.com | Feng Yiming |Lu Yutong |Bao Yunhong |Luo Guoping |Han Wei

NowAs a desperate Donald Trump scours the globe for a large economy with which to forge a trade deal, he’s being rebuffed by one in ways he didn’t see coming: Japan. Based on his experience during the Trump 1.0 years from 2017 to 2021, the U.S. president seemed certain Tokyo would be easy prey once …

2 weeks ago | caixinglobal.com | Feng Yiming |Lu Yutong |Bao Yunhong |Luo Guoping

Explore the story in 3 minutesThe recent easing of U.S.-China trade tensions, marked by a mutual reduction in tariffs, has yet to produce a significant recovery in Chinese demand for American goods, with the rebound in imports remaining modest. Despite a tangible improvement in political relations, entrenched complexities within the market and supply chain structures continue to hinder a return to the previous trading dynamics between the two superpowers[para. 1][para. 2][para. 5].

2 weeks ago | caixinglobal.com | Feng Yiming |Lu Yutong |Bao Yunhong |Luo Guoping

The recent thaw in the U.S.-China trade tensions has done little to revive Chinese appetite for American goods, with imports showing only tepid signs of a rebound. Despite the easing of tariffs, China buyers are still grappling with complex supply chain realignments and a wary market environment. Following negotiations in Geneva, Washington and Beijing on May 12 announced a 90-day truce, rolling back several punitive measures.

2 weeks ago | caixinglobal.com | Luo Guoping |Wang Xintong

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3 weeks ago | caixinglobal.com | Feng Yiming |Luo Guoping |Kelsey Cheng

00:00/00:00 您的浏览器不支持 audio 标签。 Listen to this article 1x Chinese buyers are in no hurry to resume U.S. agricultural and energy imports as tariffs of more than 20% remain even after the two countries reached an agreement to step back from an escalating trade war. Following trade talks in Geneva over the weekend, Washington and Beijing released a statement Monday to significantly lower the reciprocal tariffs imposed on each other.