The United States Will Not Win This Trade War

[Invisibleflash]

Tabitha explains how Trump is so in over his head he has no understanding of the destruction he's reigning down on America, particularly w/messing w/the bull called China.

She explains how they've been around for thousands of years and they don't care what they have to do to win this, including clips from Chinese officials.

Watch....



America is in deep financial trouble as long as Trump is at the reigns.

You are probably right commie. China is used to great pain and does not like to lose fights.

But...you have always fought for the filthy commie dem pigs to be in power. And have consistently cheered for the destruction of America.

So...

 

[MarcATL]

You are probably right commie. China is used to great pain and does not like to lose fights.

But...you have always fought for the filthy commie dem pigs to be in power. And have consistently cheered for the destruction of America.

So...

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What's a communist?

 

[bendog]

China does not have the economy to be playing 'Chicken' with the US.

But they have our debt, and Trump caved when the dollar fell and the cost of US debt interest rose.

But the mere size of the US debt load—which will only get larger as Trump pushes for deficit-financed tax cuts—is a vulnerability Trump may not have counted on when he launched his trade war. The higher his tariffs, the more damage they will cause the US economy and the more likely foreign investors are to pull out, putting upward pressure on rates. China sees that and Trump has now shown his sensitivity to the possibility of a credit crisis.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/commentary-china-knows-trumps-breaking-point-213645787.html

The bond market sell-off that spurred President Trump’s midweek reversal on tariffs is pushing into Friday, with yields on the 10-year Treasury bond reaching nearly 4.6 percent, the highest level since February.

The 2-year Treasury bond yield was close to 4 percent, the 5-year was above 4.2 percent and the long-term 30-year Treasury stood at just about 5 percent.

https://thehill.com/homenews/5244639-treasury-bond-market-trump-tariffs/

Prior to last week, both the US and Jina seemed ok with not doing mutually assured mass economic destruction, and the good news was Trump decided that defaulting on the debt while our borrowing costs were rising was not a good idea.