Mei Mei Chu
China Agriculture Correspondent at Reuters
@Reuters China agriculture correspondent: food, trade, climate, labour. Formerly in Malaysia. @risj_oxford climate journo network. DM: [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
terra.com.br | Mei Mei Chu
Desde a guerra comercial entre os Estados Unidos e a China no primeiro mandato do presidente norte-americano, Donald Trump, Pequim focou em reduzir a dependência de produtos agrícolas norte-americanos para reforçar sua segurança alimentar. Como resultado, a China agora pode usar os bilhões que investe nos produtos dos EUA como uma arma na escalada da guerra comercial, com menos riscos internos.
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2 weeks ago |
uk.marketscreener.com | Mei Mei Chu
(Reuters) - Since the U.S.-China trade war in President Donald Trump's first term, Beijing has taken steps to reduce its reliance on American farm goods in a wider effort to bolster its food security. As a result, China can now wield the billions it still spends each year on U.S. agricultural products as a weapon in the escalating trade war with less risk to its own food security.
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2 weeks ago |
reuters.com | Trevor Hunnicutt |Mei Mei Chu |Susan Heavey
Global stock markets plummeted further on Friday after China said it would strike back at U.S. President Donald Trump with additional tariffs of 34% on U.S. goods, escalating a trade war that has rattled investors and fed fears of a coming recession.
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2 weeks ago |
msn.com | Trevor Hunnicutt |Mei Mei Chu |Susan Heavey
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newcastleherald.com.au | Trevor Hunnicutt |Mei Mei Chu |Susan Heavey
For the week, the S&P 500 fell 9.08 per cent while the Nasdaq declined 10.02 per cent. Photo: EPA PHOTOGlobal stock markets have plummeted further after China vowed to strike back at US President Donald Trump with additional tariffs of 34 per cent on US goods, escalating a trade war that has rattled investors and fed fears of a coming recession.
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China announced additional tariffs of 34% on U.S. goods on Friday, the most serious escalation in a trade war with President Donald Trump that has fed fears of a recession and triggered a global stock market rout. https://t.co/VCVpf3hRdc
China on Friday struck back at the U.S tariffs imposed by President Donald Trump with a slew of countermeasures including extra levies of 34% on all U.S. goods, deepening the trade war between the world's two biggest economies. https://t.co/KpyD59aDCt
#China's imports of U.S. #agriculture goods, which have slowed since the trade war during @realDonaldTrump's first term, could be hit again if tariff hostilities resume when he returns to office in Jan. Here's what at risks and how the trade has evolved: https://t.co/N3ccG0GGgV