Out of “lack of respect”, the US President Donald Trump now increases the rates for importing China to 125 percent. There is a 90 -day grace period for those countries that have not imposed countermeasures.
Absurd heights now reach the Republican customs dispute with Beijing. “At some point, hopefully, in the near future, China will see that it is no longer portable or acceptable to take advantage of the US and other countries,” says Trump about Truth Social.
Mutual rates and rates of ten percent are put on ice, the American head of state said. The break now applies. The decision is based on the “fact that more than 75 countries have called on representatives of the United States to negotiate a solution to the issues discussed with regard to rates”. These states had not taken retaliation measures for his “emphatic suggestion”.
Only a few hours ago, China had raised the rates to American import to 84 percent and sworn: in an escalating battle they would “fight to the end”.
Now Börsenflash is coming
After announcing the 90-day customs breach for countries without measures for counter-customs, the American exchanges have now massively expanded the initial recovery profits. Trump wants to correct alleged trade weights with the rates and move production to the US. At the same time, the customs income must serve to prevent at least partially financed tax cuts in the election campaign. However, many experts doubt that this will succeed with the customs hammer. It is feared that inflation could climb up again.
Bitcoin jumps more than $ 81,000
The Bitcoin climbed more than $ 81,000 on Wednesday after the new announcements. He recently cost $ 81,300. Before the statements, the Bitcoin costs had considerably less than $ 78,000.
The starting signal for a recreational valley could have been given, wrote expert Timo Emden of Emden Research. However, investors must take into account that the customs -law dispute remains anything but off the table. The motto should stay on the market: “There is no canceled”.
Source: Krone
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