(Source: Phoenix Show, 2025-04-08)
Trump’s tariff threats continue to escalate, and how will China respond next? What uncertainties are faced? Today "Phoenix Show" invitesTu Xinquan, Dean of the China World w88 Organization Research Institute at the w88 casinoInterpret.
Trump threatens to impose another 50% tariff on China. If the threat is implemented and the reciprocal tariffs that the United States has already imposed on China and the previous 20% tariff are added, it means that the level of taxation has exceeded 120%. China’s Ministry of Commerce responded strongly to this and the two sides will not give in to each other. Do you think China and the United States will decouple next?
Tu Xinquan made it clear that this is a prohibitive tariff,Even if the 50% is not added, the 74% tariff level is far beyond the profit tolerance of most companies，Trading activities will be unsustainable."Unless there is rigid demand for specific Chinese products in the U.S. market, we may be able to continue exporting to the United States. Therefore, the tax rate difference between 74% and 124% is not much different."
Tu Xinquan further analyzed that the current policy situation shows that the "decoupling" of Sino-US w88 has become a reality, but this move is definitely not what China wants. In fact, the Trump administration not only wants to decouple from China, but also wants to decouple from the world. The purpose is to close the US market, basically not be affected by imports, and provide a market space for the reconstruction of the US manufacturing industry. Although this idea is very ridiculous, his approach is very serious. So from the current point of view, whether it is compromises and concessions by some countries or China's resolute counterattacks, they cannot change Trump's determination. We can only see such a result happening.
At present, Trump seems to be very determined. As the tariff storm hits the world, three major central enterprises such as Central Huijin have increased their holdings of A shares, and many listed companies have also announced buybacks. So what exactly does this investment of real money mean? Some analysts believe that under the pressure of Trump’s tariffs, Chinese assets will face adjustment pressure in the short term, but long-term investment is attractive. How to interpret this?
Tu Xinquan explained that it is inevitable that the capital market will be affected by the w88 war. In view of the United States' status as the world's largest economy and importing country, its high tariff policy will have a significant impact on the world economy and w88, affecting global capital markets including China and the United States. Against this background, the core goals of the Chinese government's market stabilization measures are to resist external shocks and stabilize investor confidence and macroeconomic fundamentals. In the short term, the stability of capital markets and consumer confidence is the key support to ensure the growth of domestic demand and make up for the contraction of exports to the United States.
Tu Xinquan further analyzed that in the long run, one should be confident in China's future economic development. The resilience of China's economic growth stems from multiple advantages: on the one hand, as the world's second largest economy (first in terms of purchasing power parity), China has a very large domestic market and the world's most complete manufacturing system, with outstanding risk resistance on both the supply and demand sides; on the other hand, China is still a large world economy that remains open. Although the United States is taking frantic w88 war measures, China is still firmly promoting the construction of an international cycle. The appeal of China's open market is huge to the world. As the United States returns to the bastion of isolationism, China will continue to promote the liberalization of global w88, including regional w88, and will continue to open up to the world to promote the stability and growth of the world economy, including the Chinese economy.
Tu Xinquan’s research and judgment revealed a key fact: At a time when the United States is pursuing unilateralism and protectionism, China is using the resilience of its industrial chain to withstand the impact of tariffs, and using continued openness to hedge against isolationism. The outcome of this game may prove a common sense in economics - closed fortresses will eventually suffocate growth, while open doors can breed recovery.
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