I think the whole world is gambling now, who can't bear it first, China and the United States? The current situation is that the United States can't buy Chinese goods if it has money, while China can't sell the United States if it has goods. The focus of the world is now focused here. In my opinion, no country is willing to show all its chips, and China and the United States still have cards in their hands.
More than twenty years ago, China and the United States trade that called a hot fire to the sky, China just entered the world trade, the factory flow line flew up, the U.S. on the supermarket shelf is everywhere China made clothes shoes, everyone earned a bunch of money. But the good perspective is not long, in 2018, the United States began to feel wrong, worrying that China robbed the bowl, began to increase tariffs, steel and aluminum products first, China, of course, did not dry, and also respected a wave of soybean cars. Since then, this crackdown war has not stopped. In March, the U.S. doubled to 20%, in April, the policy has not changed much, the chip export control continued to the neck. The result in the election of 2024 Trump rolled back to the
Now, the situation has to die. the U.S. side is more money, can buy Chinese goods more and more expensive, supermarket photovoltaic panels, batteries what is either missing goods or the price doubled, consumers can not eat straight. on the Chinese factory side, the warehouse is full of goods can not sell out, export orders fell sharply, especially to the U.S., the total trade amount in the first half was only 2.08 trillion yuan, compared to 9.3%, exports 1.55 trillion dropped 9.9%, imports 533.3 billion dropped 7.7%. Is this not a tick of each other? the U.S. wants to use tariffs to force China to concession, China is relying on surplus, the first half of the trade surplus was recorded to $586 billion, rose 34%.
Which of these countries in the world is not skilled? They're not stupid and don't take sides easily. In Europe, German car companies rely on the Chinese market for 30% of their profits. The titanium alloy of French Airbus has to be imported from Jiangxi, and the chips of Yangtze River Storage in Apple's mobile phones are also used. The headquarters of the European Union meets every day to discuss how to please both ends, holding technical cards in their hands and not wanting to throw out all their chips. Southeast Asia is more low-key, and factories in Vietnam and Thailand received orders well. In the first half of the year, China outsourced a lot, with an increase of 15%, but they didn't say anything and just worked hard. Africa and Latin America are holding opportunities such as resources, such as rare earth iron ore copper, etc., and the price will rise as soon as it fluctuates. The operating rate of mines is high, and traders are staring at the screen to settle accounts. The United Nations can't stand it anymore. In May, spokesman Dujarric said that he welcomed Sino-US dialogue, which is a good thing for the world economy. Australian scholar Shi Heling also commented that China may be the biggest loser, but when this is said, no one really makes a heavy move. The network of global trade, whoever pulls it hurts, everyone has to weigh it.
This game, to put it bluntly, is forcing the whole world to figure out how long the old road can go. In the past, exchanging cheap goods for high-end chips and polluting the environment for US dollar bills is becoming more and more unfeasible now. When the United States increased tariffs, it wanted to pull back the industrial chain. What happened? Enterprises complained, farmers protested, and as soon as China stopped buying soybeans, barns in the Midwest of the United States were full. In September, this matter was raging, and Trump's tariff lever hit his own foot. On China's side, although the surplus is large, factories are under-operated, cross-border businessmen have moved to Europe and Southeast Asia, and the global ranking of e-commerce platform visits has changed in the first half of the year. This is not only a matter of money, but also technology and security. American card chips, China pushes local substitution, Huawei HiSilicon and other detours, although the progress is slow but steady. With the reshaping of the global supply chain, Vietnam and India are busy picking up leaks, but they are also worried that there are too many orders and production capacity cannot keep up, and labor costs are rising again.
The US has the dollar hegemony, printed money consumption global payment, can still pull allies block, China rare earth, battery photovoltaic global 8 percent share, one card can make others hurt. Trump signed an executive order in August, extended the ceasefire for three months to November 10, tariffs dropped from the top to 30%, China correspondingly loosened 24% of the portion, but the base 10% still remained. July Stockholm broke down, August continued, this to pull back, the bet is the endurance. Trump vowed to increase 100% tariffs on drugs, on robots anything was also targeted, can China buy large freezing soybeans, let the American farmers boil, the mid-term election of 2026.
The core of this gambling is not to lie down first, but to see who first finds a new path. The United States wants to disconnect, the result of tariffs is equal to pay more than 1300 knives per household, economists shake their heads straight. China pushed the inner cycle, although exports fell but trade in ASEAN Latin America rose by 0.4% in the first half of the year 25.44 billion. The global gap between the G20 summit, the leaders exchanged eyes, and nobody wanted to become ashes.
Actually, this game reminds everyone that globalization is not monolithic and has to be flexible. In the past, cooperation made a lot of money, but now there is constant friction, but opportunities are also hidden inside. Although China's overseas investment has declined, its shift to "the belt and road initiative" has stabilized, and Latin American trade has increased slightly. Angola's exports increased by 71.9% in the first half of the year by 10.65 billion yuan. On the other side of the United States, Trump softened China, hardened India and Brazil, and wave after wave of high tariffs.
In the end, the whole world this bet, pushing anyone hanging. Trump 2.0 tariff tracking, July 10 threatened mutual tax increases, September robot tariffs are brewing. China counter precision, soybeans frozen, the United States was angry. In 2025 the conflict climbed to the 145% tariff peak. But the negotiation door is not closed, August 12 extended the ceasefire, the world relaxed. This has to come step by step, first stable and talk deeper. What is the meaning of the trade war beating, becomes a mirror, lighting out the weaknesses of countries, also pushing the innovation head.
More than twenty years ago, China and the United States trade that called a hot fire to the sky, China just entered the world trade, the factory flow line flew up, the U.S. on the supermarket shelf is everywhere China made clothes shoes, everyone earned a bunch of money. But the good perspective is not long, in 2018, the United States began to feel wrong, worrying that China robbed the bowl, began to increase tariffs, steel and aluminum products first, China, of course, did not dry, and also respected a wave of soybean cars. Since then, this crackdown war has not stopped. In March, the U.S. doubled to 20%, in April, the policy has not changed much, the chip export control continued to the neck. The result in the election of 2024 Trump rolled back to the
Now, the situation has to die. the U.S. side is more money, can buy Chinese goods more and more expensive, supermarket photovoltaic panels, batteries what is either missing goods or the price doubled, consumers can not eat straight. on the Chinese factory side, the warehouse is full of goods can not sell out, export orders fell sharply, especially to the U.S., the total trade amount in the first half was only 2.08 trillion yuan, compared to 9.3%, exports 1.55 trillion dropped 9.9%, imports 533.3 billion dropped 7.7%. Is this not a tick of each other? the U.S. wants to use tariffs to force China to concession, China is relying on surplus, the first half of the trade surplus was recorded to $586 billion, rose 34%.
Which of these countries in the world is not skilled? They're not stupid and don't take sides easily. In Europe, German car companies rely on the Chinese market for 30% of their profits. The titanium alloy of French Airbus has to be imported from Jiangxi, and the chips of Yangtze River Storage in Apple's mobile phones are also used. The headquarters of the European Union meets every day to discuss how to please both ends, holding technical cards in their hands and not wanting to throw out all their chips. Southeast Asia is more low-key, and factories in Vietnam and Thailand received orders well. In the first half of the year, China outsourced a lot, with an increase of 15%, but they didn't say anything and just worked hard. Africa and Latin America are holding opportunities such as resources, such as rare earth iron ore copper, etc., and the price will rise as soon as it fluctuates. The operating rate of mines is high, and traders are staring at the screen to settle accounts. The United Nations can't stand it anymore. In May, spokesman Dujarric said that he welcomed Sino-US dialogue, which is a good thing for the world economy. Australian scholar Shi Heling also commented that China may be the biggest loser, but when this is said, no one really makes a heavy move. The network of global trade, whoever pulls it hurts, everyone has to weigh it.
This game, to put it bluntly, is forcing the whole world to figure out how long the old road can go. In the past, exchanging cheap goods for high-end chips and polluting the environment for US dollar bills is becoming more and more unfeasible now. When the United States increased tariffs, it wanted to pull back the industrial chain. What happened? Enterprises complained, farmers protested, and as soon as China stopped buying soybeans, barns in the Midwest of the United States were full. In September, this matter was raging, and Trump's tariff lever hit his own foot. On China's side, although the surplus is large, factories are under-operated, cross-border businessmen have moved to Europe and Southeast Asia, and the global ranking of e-commerce platform visits has changed in the first half of the year. This is not only a matter of money, but also technology and security. American card chips, China pushes local substitution, Huawei HiSilicon and other detours, although the progress is slow but steady. With the reshaping of the global supply chain, Vietnam and India are busy picking up leaks, but they are also worried that there are too many orders and production capacity cannot keep up, and labor costs are rising again.
The US has the dollar hegemony, printed money consumption global payment, can still pull allies block, China rare earth, battery photovoltaic global 8 percent share, one card can make others hurt. Trump signed an executive order in August, extended the ceasefire for three months to November 10, tariffs dropped from the top to 30%, China correspondingly loosened 24% of the portion, but the base 10% still remained. July Stockholm broke down, August continued, this to pull back, the bet is the endurance. Trump vowed to increase 100% tariffs on drugs, on robots anything was also targeted, can China buy large freezing soybeans, let the American farmers boil, the mid-term election of 2026.
The core of this gambling is not to lie down first, but to see who first finds a new path. The United States wants to disconnect, the result of tariffs is equal to pay more than 1300 knives per household, economists shake their heads straight. China pushed the inner cycle, although exports fell but trade in ASEAN Latin America rose by 0.4% in the first half of the year 25.44 billion. The global gap between the G20 summit, the leaders exchanged eyes, and nobody wanted to become ashes.
Actually, this game reminds everyone that globalization is not monolithic and has to be flexible. In the past, cooperation made a lot of money, but now there is constant friction, but opportunities are also hidden inside. Although China's overseas investment has declined, its shift to "the belt and road initiative" has stabilized, and Latin American trade has increased slightly. Angola's exports increased by 71.9% in the first half of the year by 10.65 billion yuan. On the other side of the United States, Trump softened China, hardened India and Brazil, and wave after wave of high tariffs.
In the end, the whole world this bet, pushing anyone hanging. Trump 2.0 tariff tracking, July 10 threatened mutual tax increases, September robot tariffs are brewing. China counter precision, soybeans frozen, the United States was angry. In 2025 the conflict climbed to the 145% tariff peak. But the negotiation door is not closed, August 12 extended the ceasefire, the world relaxed. This has to come step by step, first stable and talk deeper. What is the meaning of the trade war beating, becomes a mirror, lighting out the weaknesses of countries, also pushing the innovation head.