CHINA Ban EXPORT Completely to the US: Will US Economy Collapse?

[ismailbsaidin]

Unless the US is self sufficient and is able to produce at low cost, imposing additional tariffs will only punish the American Consumers.

[askyalumumba]

Average Americans and the majority of their politicians have no clue of the seismic changes happening in geopolitics.

[Kat-amber-tz]

As an American, I don't blame China one bit for that. We're a service economy that imports virtually all manufactured goods and a lot of supplies. So why would ANY of our politicians think we can get away with acting like this? Just making stuff more expensive for consumers won't bring manufacturing back to the US. You'd have to actually give businesses REAL reasons to do so, and build the proper supply lines, factories, etc., and that would take YEARS at least. But no, we had to get stupid. And we're all gonna pay. At least us little people are. I don't know how the billionaires will fare.

[mersadbesic]

Great move. It was about time to teach the bullies a lesson! EU should watch the situation carefully!

[mademoisellecm]

Arrogance will only get you so far. Peace is such an attractive alternative.

[NunyaBizness-zf]

330 million Americans versus 9 billion other people in the world who are rapidly increasing their trade, output, productivity and standards of living. China can let the US market go and easily replace it with African, SE Asian and Middle Eastern trade. Heck, even South America is tired of America's bullying and hegemonic insanity. If every export coming from China would stop, store shelves would be bare in most US stores in 90 days and you'd have to hit the black market to buy a household appliance or toys for the kiddos. Just grow up and learn to live in a multipolar world, America, or starve.

[PaulKatrina.]

If China were to completely ban exports to the United States, it would have significant economic repercussions, but it is unlikely to result in the outright collapse of the U.S. economy. Given the uncertain economic conditions and heightened global tensions, I'm considering investing over $800k in stocks. However, I'm uncertain about how to minimise potential risks.

[LeeWilliams-iqhm]

The Big Bully with a big mouth President, times are changing America, not as powerful as you think you are

[peterng]

Sadly, the US is in the state of decline and failing to understand the global trends.

[chiapohjoo]

Very well done China. I fully support the move.

[vaclavkubicek]

US on the brink. The world can do it without the US; the US cannot do it without the world. BRICS

[luislim]

Trump = dedollarize and you get 100% tariff, China = make my day !

[Lyndhurst-fv]

A lot of people will not know what is going on when things really hit the fan in this country... Most people have no clue that what goes on internationally, whether positive or negative, will affect our way of living in the country..

[colinlee]

The US has been accusing others of economic coercion but it is the one doing the coercion all the time!

[benbow]

American politician are not known for their shrewdness but rather for their bluntness and crudeness

[calevbenlevi]

Your time is up US! Nothing is eternal.

[seowhwapang]

China show good example to all of the world. 🙏🇨🇳💪👏👍🥰💞

[thetransformationalbabyboomer]

The more you press the more pain you get.

[gachasis]

Time for ALL countries to stand up to the bully!

[marcusc]

Imagine they stop selling stuff to the US...