Signs of China’s “caves” appearing in Trump amid tariff exemption
Gordon Chang, a senior fellow at the Gatestone Institute, responded to President Donald Trump, and said he spoke to China’s Xi Jinping and analyzed the export transport strategy between the two enemies.
According to a foreign policy expert, early signs have been revealed to the US and President Donald Trump in tariffs that the “cave” is now “cave.”
Gordon Chang, a senior fellow at the Gatestone Institute, agreed that there will be a “Trump victory” after the president revealed he had spoken about 125% tariffs on trade tensions and recent exemptions from US goods.
“China is doing this, but it hasn’t been announced. It’s not imposing tariffs on aviation products, industrial chemicals, semiconductors. It’s like the Chinese way,” Chang said. “Varney & Co.” Friday.
“It’s basically, they’re caves, but they don’t want to say they’re in the cave.”
Trump says mutual tariffs could be reimposed within weeks
On Friday morning, President Trump was asked by the media when he was asked about his conversation with Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Gordon Chang of the Gatestone Institute explained why China feels that US President Donald Trump is feeling “caves.” (Getty Images)
“I don’t want to comment on that, but I do. I’ve told him many times“Trump will let you know at the right time before pivoting to a question about what they discussed.”
China publicly announced Thursday that it hadn’t negotiated with the US, but a later report from Reuters claimed that China’s Commerce Department Task Force is collecting a list of possible items. Customs duties are exempt They ask businesses to submit their own requests.
Washington says the current situation is economically unacceptable and it has already offered tariff exemptions for some electronic goods. However, Beijing has taken a more difficult position by saying it is willing to fight to the end unless the US lifts tariffs.
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Chang predicts that tariffs between China and Trump’s US could “continue for a very long time.”
“Xi Jinping put himself in the corner in a box,” he said. “And I believe if he comes to deal with the US, he has to explain it to the Chinese. That would be very difficult for him.”
“Well, I’m dealing with the US now.”
Chang said it looked at whether China is actually “really vulnerable” and reduced its tax revenue in the first quarter by reducing its domestic negative consumer and producer price index.
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Gordon Chang, a senior fellow at the Gatestone Institute, places emphasis on key trade talks as China argues in its extensive interview on “Morning with Maria” that talks with the US are not underway and not more.
“When India slapped a 12% tariff on steel a few days ago, it was directed towards China, and we don’t want China to flood the market, as we’re going to see other countries doing the same thing, so that means that it’s really where China is looking for growth,” the experts analyzed.
“But they can’t grow it in the world like they do today. And when you add deglobalization, this is a really bad story for Beijing.”
Bradford Betz from Fox Business contributed to this report.