Reported about 23 hours ago
Stephen Miller, Deputy Chief of Staff, stated that recent tariff increases imposed by President Trump could be seen as the beginning of efforts to prevent China from economically dominating the West. The new tariffs have escalated trade tensions between the U.S. and China, affecting nearly $600 billion in trade and leading to increased prices and shortages of goods like baby strollers. China's response includes seeking alternative markets and shifting to domestic suppliers, prompting fears among U.S. businesses and economists about the implications of a prolonged trade standoff.
Source: YAHOO