Sentences with phrase «from trade war»

While it would hardly benefit from a trade war with the US, China may now view such castigation as unacceptable given its increasing world status and take this slight as a diplomatic affront and would probably feel forced to retaliate.

«Nobody wins from a trade war,» he said.

Overall, it is very likely that poor countries will lose relatively more from a trade war than richer countries.

While the main economies may have sufficient economic weight to withstand significant retaliation, it does not mean that they will benefit from a trade war.

Experts say that what separates a trade dispute from a trade war is the way that third situation unfolds.

After all, the EU has, just like the U.S, nothing to gain from a trade war which is very likely to emerge if Europe does not give in and retaliates against the tariffs on steel and aluminium.

He delivered a speech Friday that threw into doubt whether the Powell Put exists — at least with respect to potential economic disruption from a trade war.

The author pointed out that big countries are at most risk from a trade war (so focus on smaller ones), big companies are most subject to regulatory / antitrust actions (so go small), and regional opportunities are better than global ones.

But China is not afraid of and will not recoil from a trade war,» the embassy said in a statement sent to reporters.

Markets have entered tricky phase where a sentiment from a trade war is affecting them, says Mikio Kumada, executive director & global strategist at LGT Capital Partners.

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This week, the House of Mouse reported favorable attendance numbers at its only theme park on mainland China amid questions about the fallout from a trade war between the world's two largest economies.

There is no reason why the European Union should suffer from a trade war between the United States and China, France's finance minister said Saturday, with Europe pushing for full exemption from new U.S. tariffs set to take effect next week.

There is no reason why the European Union should suffer from a trade war between the United States and China, France's finance minister said Saturday,

Not exact matches

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Global investors this week seemed to shrug off anxieties about a US — China trade war and focus instead on news that North Korean dictator Kim Jong - un steamed by armored train from Pyongyang to Beijing for a meeting with Chinese president Xi Jinping.

Should tensions escalate, Wall Street could see an atypical trade war where tariffs are met with non-conventional methods from China.

Then, in the afternoon, stocks resumed earlier declines after the minutes from the Federal Reserve's March meeting showed considerable concern over the mounting specter of a trade war.

Jim Cramer laments the latest pickup in the U.S. - China trade war and argues that not enough stocks benefit from the conflict.

Planned retaliation from the European Union to China has triggered concerns over a global trade war.

The recent rhetoric coming from the Trump administration has some concerned about a possible trade war.

Next week Merkel will for the first time speak at Gamescom, Europe's biggest computer games trade show that's expected to draw about 350,000 visitors, many of them teenagers who attend dressed like their favorite digital heroes — from Star Wars stormtroopers to Manga heroines and fantasy game sorcerers.

«Buying the yen because of a trade war in which Japan was going to be hit pretty badly, and Japan hasn't been exempted from the steel tariffs by the way, that seems to me pretty peculiar,» Giles Keating, managing director at wealth manager Werthstein Institute, told CNBC.

As a trade war between the U.S. and China escalates, tariffs imposed by the two nations have business owners in industries ranging from cars to wine feeling nervous.

China is reportedly moving to avert a trade war, by speeding up the finalization of new rules that would let foreign financial groups take majority stakes in Chinese securities companies, and by offering to buy more semiconductors from the U.S. as opposed to South Korea and Taiwan.

But without a consensus from the economic community, it would be unwise to risk stamping out the economic recovery by sparking a trade war with China over currency disputes or drastically reducing the budget deficit.

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The threat of a trade war between the U.S. and China grew more pronounced last week and there could be a winner from the fallout if tensions escalate, says one strategist.

Additionally, retaliatory measures from other countries could spark a trade war.

Several times before I've commented on the implications of a possible U.S. - China trade war in response to Trump's repeated calls to raise tariffs on goods shipped in from the Asian giant.

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Once Wall Street gets more clarity from this week's Federal Reserve meeting and rhetoric surrounding the risks of trade wars subside, Vertical Research Partner Michael Dudas expects gold to spring out of its trading range.

The White House seems to be ignoring pleas from many Republican politicians and industrialists (such as Charles Koch) to avoid broad tariffs, which seem likely to spark an international trade war.

The Koch groups are worried that tariffs and a trade war with China would offset any potential positive economic gains from the GOP's tax cuts.

Lagarde's big concern is, of course, the strong possibility of a trade war resulting from U.S. President Donald Trump's threatened imposition of tariffs on China and other countries.

Another of Trump's early decisions — to withdraw from the Trans - Pacific Partnership — kicked off a wavering war against trade agreements that has left small business owners either buoyed or blasted, depending on their business models.

CNBC's Eunice Yoon reports on comments from Chinese President Xi Jinping about opening up the country's economy as trade war fears swirl.

Russian women, despite their former revolutionary fervor, typically receive flowers and chocolates from their significant others, having traded Soviet war songs for romantic dinners in the latter part of the twentieth century.

Meanwhile, fears of a potential trade war breaking out following recent moves from the U.S. that would implement tariffs on up to $ 60 billion worth of Chinese imports have also not alleviated the situation.

The Remain campaign would have us believe the EU would impose tariff barriers in retribution, but the truth is we import nearly # 70bn more from the continent than we sell there, so it would be an absurd act of economic self - harm for the EU to start a trade war with Britain.

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WASHINGTON (Reuters)- President Donald Trump will announce tariffs on Chinese imports on Thursday, a White House official said, in a move aimed at curbing theft of U.S. technology and likely to trigger retaliation from Beijing and stoke fears of a global trade war.

With China increasingly concerned about a Trump - inspired trade war with the U.S., Dimon also made a plea to keep that from happening.

Rhetoric from Trump and Chinese officials fed worries about a possible trade war and U.S. jobs data came in weaker than expected.

China is the biggest export market for Canadian soybeans and while it might be true that Canada might stand to benefit from tariffs on U.S. soybeans, the ambassador told CNBC's Martin Soong that a trade war in general will still have a negative impact on Canada, and the global economy at large.

The plans have faced opposition from other Republicans and business leaders who fear they could ignite a trade war and damage the global economy.

Some said it would be from tax cuts (unlikely to pass this year), others said it would be from infrastructure spending (also unlikely), and then there were those like Buiter who saw a trade war as the biggest threat.

Gold prices rose on Friday, as Wall Street stocks tumbled and the dollar fell as rhetoric from U.S. President Donald Trump and Chinese officials fed worries about a possible trade war, and after U.S. jobs data came in weaker than expected.

Last year, Citi's chief economist, Willem Buiter, suggested that throwing up tariffs could lead to retaliation from other countries (a trade war) and «could easily trigger a global recession.»

The semiconductor giant is essentially caught in the middle of the current trade war between China and the United States, and Chinese regulators told Bloomberg News on Thursday that it is seeking unspecified additional concessions from Qualcomm before it clears the deal.