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Excellent @sdonnan story on the tariff surprise of year 2. But as we continually warned throughout the end of last year @ACGeoEcon - year 2 was going to look a lot like year 1, despite what markets were hoping for.
The US and China are flipping the script.
As the US tries to bring factories home, China Inc is stepping into the vacuum, investing in new production outside China.
My latest @business@economics Big Take with help from colleagues around the world .
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Firefighters are battling a blaze on a container ship at the Port of LA, the US's busiest for maritime trade, with local residents urged to stay inside bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Competition to accelerate maritime trade between China and Peru is heating up after a sprawling Chinese-owned port opened along the country’s Pacific coast bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Meet the Trump Shock. After decades of navigating the effects of the China Shock, the world has a new jolt to the system to deal with. Here comes a global economy shaped by two colliding shocks.
Our new @business @ @economics Big Take:
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Trump’s frenzied tariff barrage has been marked by reversals and faulty rollouts, baffling US trading partners and businesses while raising questions about the aims of his signature policy trib.al/Et7mhiD
Excellent story from @sdonnan on how Trump wants use tariffs to raise revenue. This should not be a surprise - they’ve been clear on this. There may be a rude awakening on Wall Street when markets realize not all tariff threats are negotiation. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
In May 2019 when Trump threatened tariffs on Mexico, as he is now, policymakers at the Federal Reserve quickly started hearing from businesses. Their takeaway: The threat alone hurt US growth.
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Trump used his first term to redefine national security as a justification for tariffs. His second term appears set to redefine what constitutes an emergency…
My take this inauguration morning for @business’ Supply Lines newsletter:
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Members of Trump’s team are discussing slowly ramping up tariffs month by month, a gradual approach aimed at boosting negotiating leverage while helping avoid a spike in inflation
The proposal has not yet been presented to Trump
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A week before Trump fired off a tariff threat on his neighbors, Trudeau & Sheinbaum conferred in person about that scenario. Would they join forces or would it be every person for themselves? The evidence is pointing to the latter. bloomberg.com/news/articles/…@btaplatt@mayaaverbuch