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I think it turns into a rebalancing of certain trade agreements over time. I think that rebalancing can be constructive for U.S. growth if it’s handled right,
Solomon said
I look at tariffs, they’re an economic tool, That’s it,
Dimon saidTariffs can change the dollar, but the most important thing is growth,
Dimon said
If it’s a little inflationary, but it’s good for national security, so be it. I mean, get over it,
Dimon told CNBC’s Andrew Ross Sorkin during an interview at the World Economic Forum in DavosIn the United States and many other developed economies, consumers have enjoyed cheaper products as a result [of imports]—but their manufacturers have struggled to compete."
The Center for Strategic and International Studies think tank said
In terms of foreign trade, we don't seek trade surplus; we want to import more competitive quality products and services to promote balanced trade,
he told attendees at the ongoing World Economic Forum in Davos
Americans benefit from and deserve an America first trade policy. Therefore, I am establishing a robust and reinvigorated trade policy that promotes investment and productivity, enhances our nation's industrial and technological advantages, defends our economic and national security, and—above all—benefits American workers, manufacturers, farmers, ranchers, entrepreneurs, and businesses."
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I would be, if he wanted to buy it. I’d like Larry to buy it, too.”
Asked by reporters at the White House on Tuesday whether he would be happy for Musk to make the acquisition, he answered
Apart from her inappropriate statements, the service was a very boring and uninspiring one,
Trump fumed, demanding an apologyWe’re talking about a tariff of 10 per cent on China, based on the fact that they’re sending fentanyl to Mexico and Canada,
Trump saidIf we take a step back and look at what's enveloping this whole discussion on tariffs, it's about global supply chains,
said Tai Hui, JPMorgan Asset Management's chief strategist in Asia
Smaller players will trade hard and fast and try to jump on the back of these moves very quickly,
said Nick Twidale, chief market analyst at currency-focused broker ATFX Global in SydneyYou could look at this any which way, right? Is February 1 the open question, or is it the tariffs themselves,
said Bart Wakabayashi, branch manager at State Street in TokyoWe're thinking in terms of 25 percent on Mexico and Canada, because they're allowing vast numbers of people -- Canada's a very bad abuser also -- vast numbers of people to come in, and fentanyl to come in,
he said in the Oval Office
Instead of taxing our citizens to enrich other countries, we will tariff and tax foreign countries to enrich our citizens,
he announced in his inaugural addressThe concentration of power by Trump is unprecedented in recent U.S. history. He may be the only one China can speak to from a practical perspective,
said Bo Zhengyuan, a Shanghai-based partner at consultancy Plenum
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Trump wants a deal. Otherwise, he would have shot up China on day one,
said Alicia Garcia Herrero, chief economist for the Asia Pacific at NatixisWe will see whether the U.S. will return to a more pragmatic and rational state, so that both sides can further enhance China-U.S. relations and return to the track of healthy, stable and sustainable development,
Wang saidTrump is a businessman at heart, his considerations are more pragmatic, he is not interested in ideology,
said Wang Dong, an international relations professor at Peking UniversityOther problems, like geopolitical issues, the Taiwan question, are all secondary to Trump,
he added, noting the self-governing island, which Beijing claims as its own, did not come up in his inauguration speech