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Very soon he will take back the Tallifs and beg China to forgive him.
I see this all the time. When a bully whacks you and you keep quiet he will whack you more.
Now that the bully got a thrashing he cries.
The Tallif man will take back his taliffs belly soon
Donald Trump has lashed out at China after Beijing announced it would retaliate against his “liberation day” tariffs.
The US president said China had “panicked” and “played it wrong” by announcing 34pc levies against all American goods from next Thursday.
----- now he panics and says it was a April fools joke
His comments came as Wall Street stocks plunged sharply again, with the benchmark S&P 500 on track for its worst week since the first Covid lockdown in March 2020. ------ my shares?
The Nasdaq Composite was down more than 20pc from its record highs set in December, entering what investors call a “bear market”.
Leah Fahy of Capital Economics said China had made “an aggressive, escalatory response that makes a near-term deal to end the trade war between the two superpowers highly unlikely”.
The FTSE 100 in London fell 5pc in its biggest decline since the onset of the pandemic five years ago.
In a note to clients entitled “There will be blood”, Wall Street giant JP Morgan raised the odds on a global recession this year from 40pc to 60pc.
On Friday afternoon, Donald Trump criticised the chairman of the US Federal Reserve as he publicly lobbied for an interest rate cut.
He claimed Jerome Powell was always “late” in cutting rates and accused the Fed chairman of “playing politics”.
Mr Powell did not directly respond to the remarks but, in a speech in Virginia, said that the Fed was obliged to act against the risk of an “ongoing inflation problem”.
He said: “While tariffs are highly likely to generate at least a temporary rise in inflation, it is also possible that the effects could be more persistent.”
It came as Mr Trump claimed Sir Keir Starmer was “very happy” with the treatment given to Britain by the US over tariffs.
The US president hit Britain with 10pc tariffs as he unveiled his “liberation day” import taxes on countries around the world. The levies against Britain were the joint lowest imposed on any nation.
I see this all the time. When a bully whacks you and you keep quiet he will whack you more.
Now that the bully got a thrashing he cries.
The Tallif man will take back his taliffs belly soon
Trump says China ‘played it wrong’ as stocks crash
Donald Trump has lashed out at China after Beijing announced it would retaliate against his “liberation day” tariffs.
The US president said China had “panicked” and “played it wrong” by announcing 34pc levies against all American goods from next Thursday.
----- now he panics and says it was a April fools joke
His comments came as Wall Street stocks plunged sharply again, with the benchmark S&P 500 on track for its worst week since the first Covid lockdown in March 2020. ------ my shares?
The Nasdaq Composite was down more than 20pc from its record highs set in December, entering what investors call a “bear market”.
Leah Fahy of Capital Economics said China had made “an aggressive, escalatory response that makes a near-term deal to end the trade war between the two superpowers highly unlikely”.
The FTSE 100 in London fell 5pc in its biggest decline since the onset of the pandemic five years ago.
In a note to clients entitled “There will be blood”, Wall Street giant JP Morgan raised the odds on a global recession this year from 40pc to 60pc.
On Friday afternoon, Donald Trump criticised the chairman of the US Federal Reserve as he publicly lobbied for an interest rate cut.
He claimed Jerome Powell was always “late” in cutting rates and accused the Fed chairman of “playing politics”.
Mr Powell did not directly respond to the remarks but, in a speech in Virginia, said that the Fed was obliged to act against the risk of an “ongoing inflation problem”.
He said: “While tariffs are highly likely to generate at least a temporary rise in inflation, it is also possible that the effects could be more persistent.”
It came as Mr Trump claimed Sir Keir Starmer was “very happy” with the treatment given to Britain by the US over tariffs.
The US president hit Britain with 10pc tariffs as he unveiled his “liberation day” import taxes on countries around the world. The levies against Britain were the joint lowest imposed on any nation.
