2025-04-26 12:29:10
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Tensions and Trade: Trump's Approach to China

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In a recent interview, President Trump disclosed that he had spoken with China's President Xi Jinping amid escalating trade tensions. He asserted that Xi's call should not be interpreted as a sign of weakness.

Trump clarified his stance on tariffs, indicating that the proposed rates would be significantly lower than the initially suggested 145%. This shift in rhetoric aims to quell market anxiety and suggests a potential easing of hostilities.

Meanwhile, China has openly criticized unilateral actions in global trade, signaling its resistance to pressure. As both nations navigate these complex dynamics, Trump anticipates trade deals within a few weeks, emphasizing that concessions from China are necessary for any tariff reductions.

This ongoing saga highlights the delicate balance of international trade relationships.

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