Trump tariffs could boost Chinese influence in South-east Asian rail network
The Chinese government’s aim to develop Asian rail networks could be aided by president-elect Trump’s ...
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BUINESS INSIDER reports: “President Donald Trump doubled down on his approach toward trade negotiations with China on Monday, suggesting a week of whiplash developments between the largest economies was par for the course. Speaking at a press conference at the Group of Seven summit in Biarritz, France, Trump said he was not concerned that his increasingly volatile stance toward China would undermine stability in the global economy.”
“Sorry! It’s the way I negotiate,” he told reporters. “It’s done very well for me over the years. It’s doing very well for the country.”
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