CHINA BAN US Import and Crash US Economy: What's Next?

[cherubimcherubim]

China have long term policies. Usa policies only last for 4 years until next election.

[MYBNMZ]

China must dump all USD & it's Treasury Bonds. It's absurd to blame China for US incompetence in trades.

[tomjohnson]

The difference between the US and China. China believes in long-term goals, whereas the US believes in short-term gains.

[gachasis]

The US politicians needs to come to terms with the fact that the US CAN NOT continue down their same path of threats, seizing or freezing other countries' funds, embargoes, tariffs, coups, interventions and bullying other countries towards compliance! These countries have other options and trading partners! BRICS comes to mind.

[martinjolicoeur]

I buy several products directly from China, and it costs me much less, and it's wrong that Chinese products are of poor quality.

[robmcnaughton]

China should decouple from the US in entirety.

China has shown that it can do without the US ... however the US, it appears, is unable to do without China.

[ClarenceKayet-drit]

The US crumbles from its own arrogance

[sktan]

Today China cannot be bullied by any foreign forces anymore. US is now going under the agony of having to accept a multipolar world in which it is one great power amongst others.

[josewilliams]

China was listening to Trump's threats to tax-tariff Chinese imports to USA so acted well before the election. Large supplies of discounted goods, probably made for America are arriving in Australia. One example: Discounted powered wheel chairs are suddenly available to disabled Australians from around $AU700, landed and available for fast delivery. Previously power chairs were double the price with delivery waits of weeks. America's loss is Australia's gain. Other countries will also benefit from MAGA/ Trump economic mistakes. Ads for American made goods now disappearing from Australia's market places: they'll be too expensive. Pity.

[mlight]

Alas, my country plans to impose tariffs without understanding the implications to our trade partners or the American people.

[anikasmith]

Lesson in diplomacy: If you plan to offend someone, make sure you don't NEED them for anything. Chess.

[dianedebaun]

Where will trump get all his cheap, grift merchandise made?

[ablam]

You mean Frump is not a good business man? Who would have thought.

[weikwanglee]

Look at the developing trend.
Us is encouraging others not to export to the USA, not do business at all. Not worth the trouble.

[MuckyMucky-zc]

As Ray Dalio stated, dying empires collapse under debt, money printing, poverty, social breakdown and wars. They desperately try and maintain their colonial empires, but in the end, fade away.
History is stuffed full of examples.

[greaterbayareahero]

China should stop exports to the US completely. Work with other countries and get them to sell to the US at triple the price which the US would purchase from China;) Deploy payments methods in BRICS or direct RMB.

[Dreamsofslayer]

Best dam decision made by China we love the fact that China is definitely helping get us all around the world 🌎 back on track and off to freedom we all deserve and in a amazing and good way we all around the world 🌎 are so very thankful and grateful for China we love you China 🇨🇳 🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽🫶🏽💪

[scottgeorge]

When a customer is constantly insulted and threatened them, you can't really expect them to continue buying from you.

[tedyoung]

Decouple from a hostile country is natural self protection.

[Sangaadam]

American era is over now! US should reviews its Geopolitics towards other