字幕表 動画を再生する 英語字幕をプリント Donald Trump tweeted this week that the US-China trade war is a beautiful thing to watch. His view is that Washington is combating China's sharp practises, while helping attract massive amounts of money into the US through investments. But key data from the trade war is telling an almost opposite story. If you look at the numbers alone, it is very difficult to make the argument that the US is winning. In the year to the end of June, US exports to China slumped $33bn or 21 per cent. Chinese exports to the US, by contrast, actually grew a little, rising one per cent or $4bn. In July, according to numbers just announced, China's surplus with the US grew still further, and over the first seven months of the year, China's total surplus was worth a hefty $168bn. This is exactly the outcome that Mr Trump was determined to avoid when Washington imposed a flurry of tariffs against China last year. And the relative lack of pain being felt by China could also go some way to explaining why Beijing seems fairly nonchalant when it comes to negotiations with the US. It's clear that Washington wants to talk. Larry Kudlow, the top White House economic advisor, said this week that the US side was preparing the Chinese negotiating team to come over in September. He also held out the possibility that there could be some softening in Mr Trump's threat this month to impose new tariffs on Chinese goods worth $300bn. For now though, Beijing is not sounding too keen to concede to Washington's demands.
B1 中級 米国が中国との貿易戦争に勝てない理由|FT (Why the US isn't winning the trade war with China | FT) 19 0 林宜悉 に公開 2021 年 01 月 14 日 シェア シェア 保存 報告 動画の中の単語