Trump imposes 60% tariffs on Chinese products, devastating US-China trade.

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1No thanks★.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:40:50.00ID:jbu4rKKF9
China prepares to strike back against Trump’s 60% tariffs – a fight back could have huge repercussions Trump has threatened to impose tariffs of up to 60% on Chinese products. Bloomberg Economics said tariffs of that level would be devastating to U.S.-China trade. “China has little ability to retaliate against 60 percent tariffs,” said Alicia Garcia Herrero, chief Asia-Pacific economist at Natixis. What China can do is “announce even larger stimulus measures so that the market does not punish China.”
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[Washington = Yasoshima Ayahei, Takami Kosuke] Former US President Trump has pledged to raise tariffs on imports. A flat 60% tariff would be imposed on imports from China, and a 10-20% tariff on imports from other countries.

トランプ氏当確、貿易戦争再燃か 対中関税一律60%探る - 日本経済新聞
【ワシントン=八十島綾平、高見浩輔】トランプ前米大統領は輸入品に対する関税引き上げを公約に掲げてきた。中国からの輸入品には一律60%の関税をかけ、その他の国からの輸入品にも10〜20%の関税を課す。実行すれば前政権時代のような貿易戦争が再び...
トランプ氏の60%関税、反撃態勢整える中国-応戦すれば多大な影響
2018年に当時のトランプ米大統領が中国との貿易戦争を始めると、中国は後手に回り、対応がふらついた。
2Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:41:38.29ID:ENxNscTB0
It’s just 👄 anyway.
25Security Guard [lv.8] [Sprout].Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:46:45.90ID:LOWfooXo0
>>2
Currently, Chinese EVs have a 100% tariff lol
They said they’d raise it to 200%.
3Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:41:49.58ID:9dZOxuK00
Trade issues breed wars.
4Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:41:50.30ID:WdprodAE0
Well, it’s especially China that will be in trouble.
35Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:48:56.65ID:W+Hm+pjE0
>>4
Americans are also in trouble, most cheap everyday items are made in China
It’s almost impossible to manufacture them in America now, and with high wages for employees, it’s impossible to manufacture them cheaply.
90Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:55:37.06ID:NdNLKwOE0
>>4
Of course prices will rise and inflation will accelerate.
Inflation in the US will affect the whole world, so we will starve from the eyes of Trump supporters.
6Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:42:15.15ID:K7w09o9r0
Alright, there’s a clearance sale coming up.
7Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:42:39.57ID:D1sqYffQ0
Well then, come to Japan. The government will welcome you.
8Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:42:52.38ID:VQlebRIt0
Yes, customs duties.
9Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:43:35.07ID:W8dKq8dP0
The US has crazy inflation, so even if cheap goods go up in price by 1.6 times, it will likely be blamed on inflation.
17Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:44:44.28ID:aOLhTDL30
>>9
Just import it from Southeast Asia.
18Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:44:57.96ID:SFJfZ3590
>>9
Trump: “Then let’s raise it even more!”
10Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:43:38.86ID:apFMeMYT0
Detours are also prohibited.
11Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:43:47.79ID:WP06pO0e0
That’s low.
13Security guard [lv.19].Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:44:14.14ID:BBd5yayh0
Instead, Japan will buy it.
14Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:44:18.91ID:zeNYTpL60
This is America dying.
96Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:56:22.02ID:XXU6Ct/n0
>>14
It would be a problem if China were to make profits and further improve its military power.
15Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:44:27.43ID:nzZkmoyL0
China is increasing production even though they would normally cut production because of a bad economy, and is exporting at ridiculously low prices, so it’s no wonder Trump wants to impose tariffs.
16Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:44:42.80ID:13I8MO1/0
Lately I’ve been thinking about what freedom really is.
28Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:47:12.58ID:SFJfZ3590
>>16
Isolation from an unfree country.
69Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:52:03.00ID:xPNHPmwG0
>>16
The more freedom we have, the stronger the stronger the ones who take it all.
Just like in prehistoric times.
93Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:56:08.42ID:WyA4QK1x0
>>16
Freedom is anarchy.
19Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:45:05.32ID:TXOEBaDe0
The era of free trade is over. We will now shift to tariff-based trade that prioritizes national interests.
20Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:45:14.16ID:Q5s4M1Yf0
Last time it was a tit-for-tat exchange, but what happened in the end?
21Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:45:50.95ID:YzEWbP540
The freedom to impose tariffs has been exercised.
22Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:45:54.01ID:DDGFBhEY0
If Japan doesn’t do something, soon the Chinese will outnumber their population lol.
23Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:46:16.02ID:YQC5pQkw0
The US should just build factories in South America and import the goods.
24Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:46:26.90ID:a6wIUWS50
Hmm? If I buy Anker in America, it’s 60% more expensive?
42Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:49:53.89ID:GzcfqnA90
>>25
A balance is over.
26Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:47:03.78ID:K7w09o9r0
Trump is introducing policies one after the other, it’s so exciting.
27Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:47:10.56ID:e14OKCCn0
Aiyah.
29Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:47:18.72ID:TXOEBaDe0
In short, it is global corporations and capitalists who benefit from free trade, while it is domestic small and medium-sized enterprises who benefit from tariff trade that prioritizes domestic industries.
30Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:47:56.63ID:/xUPwMjx0
I wonder if I can make money by reselling this?
31Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:47:57.27ID:+L1WDF7K0
Trump is hostile towards the huge trade deficit, but even if it were to be corrected in this way, will the lives of Americans actually improve?
38Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:49:27.42ID:tsvpSiy30
>>31
In essence, they’re saying to produce domestically in the US
so that would create more jobs.
49Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:50:45.85ID:W+Hm+pjE0
>>31
No, it will just make things even more expensive.
32Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:48:06.85ID:9dZOxuK00
They’re only on the side of the workers at first, and then they quickly turn into idiot Russian racists. That’s the history of Japanese labor unions.
33Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:48:12.57ID:30ZFg2H60
All they have to do is sell it from China via Japan to America as a Japanese product, and Japan can make a profit by collecting a commission from China.
45Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:50:20.86ID:PCoUb4Md0
>>33
I can’t do that. If you are asked for proof of origin, that’s the end of it.
34Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:48:30.66ID:QDyDeRqf0
Won’t China also raise tariffs on American products?
In today’s closely intertwined economic society, unilateral sanctions would be unworkable.
36Security Guard [lv.2] [Sprout].Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:49:03.57ID:2O/WfTCP0
Well, now it’s moving out of China to other parts of Asia. It will be much easier than under the first Trump administration.
39Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:49:42.75ID:3Frkn1Tm0
The Japanese government remained silent.
40Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:49:49.50ID:rkIGioNO0
He would be a god if he could fulfill all of his promises without rekindling inflation.
64Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:51:41.75ID:SFJfZ3590
>>40
Even if it’s inflation caused by excluding China, it’s inflation caused by labor costs.
It’ll be balanced out somewhere, so it’s fine.
44Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:50:18.89ID:JGfSKYcS0
When something similar was threatened in the past, Japan avoided it by building factories in America. I wish China would do the same.
73Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:53:14.07ID:uTOT2t8x0
>>44
That’s right. That will also increase employment. Is there any reason why this can’t be done?
76Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:53:47.09ID:tJg/k3qS0
>>44
Only spies would come to a Chinese factory.
46Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:50:22.78ID:SO61AveI0
Aren’t the US tariffs in violation of international law?
Isn’t it strange to ignore that and only criticize China and Russia?
That’s what Hashige said.
47Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:50:43.69ID:DG4SEorC0
Even though Trump is like that, I think it will be a problem for the American people.
52Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:50:47.16ID:74F7Y8uf0
It’s finally here…
Trump imposes 60% tariffs on Chinese products, devastating US-China trade.-50.
54Anonymous Donburako.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:50:54.97ID:sTUt2dIf0
Sell ​​it to Africans.
57Anonymous donburako rolling around.Nov. 10, 2024 (Sun) 17:51:05.09ID:82UrJ2Nx0
And Japan was destroyed.
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