Dotard is extremely DESPERATE TO MEET Xijinping! LOL! Everyone Reject and Neglect MAGA DOTARD!

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I think Chinese finally learned that they should never make deal nor talk to Dotard. Just Corner the Dog to a DEAD-END SIEGE until it die. It is foolish to Talk or make any deal because he BRAKES DEAL only the next day! Have to be barbaric and brutal with MAGA DOTARD.


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You're coming! Trump threatens China with immediate tariffs if Xi Jinping does not attend G20
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US President Donald Trump said on Monday that China will make a deal with the United States “because they’re going to have to.” China has lost trillions of dollars since he was elected president, added Trump.
In a telephone interview broadcast on CNBC Trump said that additional tariffs on Chinese goods will go into effect immediately if China’s President Xi Jinping does not attend the upcoming G20 meeting.
Trump defended his threats to slap tariffs on Mexico and China, which he said put the US “at a tremendous competitive advantage.”

“The China deal is going to work out. You know why? Because of tariffs … Right now, China is getting absolutely decimated by companies that are leaving China, going to other countries, including our own, because they don’t want to pay the tariffs.”
China is “going to make a deal because they’re going to have to make a deal,” Trump said.
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The president criticized the US Federal Reserve for raising interest rates too quickly and giving the Chinese an upper hand in trade negotiations.
“They devalue their currency, they have for years: It’s put them at a tremendous competitive advantage. And we don’t have that advantage because we have a Fed that doesn’t lower interest rates,” Trump told CNBC. “We should be entitled to have a fair playing field, but even without a fair playing field — because our Fed is very, very disruptive to us — even without a fair playing field we are winning.”

The US president added: “Don’t forget: the head of the Fed in China is President Xi ... he can do whatever he wants.”
When asked if he viewed Chinese telecom giant Huawei as a national security threat or leverage in trade negotiations with China, Trump said it could be both.
“I do see it as a threat,” he said about Huawei. “At the same time, it could be very well that we do something with respect to Huawei as part of our trade negotiations with China.”



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‘Naked economic terrorism’: China rails against trade war provocateurs & bullies
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Beijing has accused Washington of engaging in “naked economic terrorism” against its trade partners at a time when the US has been trying to choke out Chinese tech giants from American markets under dubious pretext.
“This kind of deliberately provoking trade disputes is naked economic terrorism, economic chauvinism, economic bullying,” China's Vice Foreign Minister Zhang Hanhui said on Thursday, while outlining President Xi Jinping's trip to Russia next week.
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The US escalated its trade war with China earlier this month by hiking tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese exports after months-long negotiations in the hope of averting a full-blown economic war between the two countries failed to produce a breakthrough. China hit back, announcing tit-for-tat tariffs on more than 5,000 American products worth some $60 billion.
While threatening to increase import tariffs on another $325 billion in Chinese goods, Washington has also been going after Chinese telecommunication giants, particularly Huawei, the leaders in 5G cellular network technology.
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First, the 2019 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), signed in August 2018, banned the government from purchasing Huawei or ZTE equipment. Then, on May 15, President Donald Trump signed an Executive Order restricting access of “foreign adversaries” to American information and communications technology sectors. The same day, the Department of Commerce added Huawei and 70 of its affiliates to the trade blacklist. As a consequence, Google suspended Huawei from using its Android operating system. The move was followed by Intel, Qualcomm, and Xilinx, which stopped supplying components to the Chinese firm.
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China, which wants the US to treat it as an equal partner, has repeatedly slammed American protectionist trade policies and has complained to the World Trade Organization. Huawei, for its part, remains adamant that Washington’s actions against the company are "illegal," and is taking the federal government to a US court.
“There are no winners in a trade war. No winners,” Zhang reiterated. “We oppose a trade war but are not afraid of a trade war.”
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stays silent on G20 Xi-Trump meeting, but says door open for talks

US and Chinese flags are seen in front of a US dollar banknote featuring American founding father Benjamin Franklin and a China's yuan banknote featuring late Chinese chairman Mao Zedong. (Photo: REUTERS/Jason Lee/Illustration/Files)

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BEIJING: China is open for more trade talks with Washington but has nothing to announce about a possible meeting between the Chinese and US leaders at this month's G20 summit, the Foreign Ministry said on Monday (Jun 10).
US President Donald Trump has repeatedly said he is getting ready to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping at the Osaka summit at the end of June, but China has not confirmed it.


US Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Saturday that the leaders' meeting has some parallels with their Buenos Aires summit last December, which saw Washington postpone a tariff hike while the two sides resumed negotiations.
Speaking in Beijing at a daily news briefing, Foreign Ministry spokesman Geng Shuang again would not confirm such a meeting.
But Geng said China has noticed that recently the U.S. side has said many times it hopes to arrange a Xi-Trump meeting then.
"If there is concrete news on this, China will release it in a timely manner," Geng said.


On the trade dispute and talks about it, China's position is very clear, he added.
"China does not want to fight a trade war, but is not afraid of one. If the US side is willing to have equal consultations then our door is open. If the US side insists on escalating the trade friction, we will firmly respond and fight to the end."
As this year's Jun 28-29 G20 summit in Osaka approaches, Trump is preparing to launch 25 per cent tariffs on virtually all Chinese imports so far untouched by the two countries' tariff war. They would apply to a US$300 billion list of consumer goods including cell phones, computers and clothing.
Trump said on Thursday in France that he will decide whether to proceed with the tariffs after the meeting with Xi.
The Buenos Aires summit paved the way for five months of talks aimed at ending the festering trade dispute.
But negotiations broke down in early May, with the US accusing the Chinese side of reneging on earlier commitments. No face-to-face meetings have been held since May 10, the day that Trump sharply increased tariffs on a US$200 billion list of Chinese goods to 25 per cent - the increase that he delayed after the Buenos Aires meeting.
Since then, acrimonious rhetoric and trade threats between Beijing and Washington have steadily increased, especially after the United States imposed severe sanctions against Huawei Technologies Co, China's premier telecommunications equipment firm.
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Trump believes China will make trade deal, but tariffs ready

President Donald Trump (left) said if Chinese President Xi Jinping did not attend the G20 meeting, tariffs would go into effect immediately.PHOTO: AFP
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WASHINGTON/BEIJING (REUTERS) - US President Donald Trump said on Monday (June 10) he was ready to impose another round of punitive tariffs on Chinese imports if he cannot make progress in trade talks with China's President at a Group of 20 summit later this month.
Since two days of talks to resolve the US-China trade dispute last month in Washington ended in a stalemate, Mr Trump has repeatedly said he expected to meet President Xi Jinping at the June 28-29 summit in Osaka, Japan. China has not confirmed any such meeting.
Mr Trump said last week he would decide after the meeting of the leaders of the world's largest economies whether to carry out a threat to impose tariffs on at least US$300 billion in Chinese goods.
In comments to reporters on Monday, Mr Trump said he still thought the meeting with Mr Xi would happen.
"We are scheduled to talk and to meet. I think interesting things will happen. Let's see what happens," Mr Trump told reporters at the White House.
The United States has already imposed 25 per cent tariffs on US$250 billion worth of goods.


China's foreign ministry said on Monday that China is open to more trade talks with Washington but has nothing to announce about a possible meeting.

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Tensions between Washington and Beijing rose sharply in May after the Trump administration accused China of having reneged on promises to make structural economic changes during months of trade talks.
The United States is seeking sweeping changes, including an end to forced technology transfers and theft of US trade secrets. It also wants curbs on subsidies for Chinese state-owned enterprises and better access for US firms in Chinese markets.
On May 10, Mr Trump raised tariffs on US$200 billion of Chinese goods up to 25 per cent and took steps to levy duties on an additional US$300 billion in Chinese imports. Beijing retaliated with tariff hikes on a revised list of US$60 billion in US goods.
The US government has also angered China by putting Huawei Technologies Co Ltd on a blacklist that effectively bans US companies from doing business with the Chinese firm, the world's biggest telecoms equipment maker.
Investors worry China will retaliate by putting US companies on a blacklist or banning exports to the United States of rare earth metals, which are used in products such as memory chips, rechargeable batteries and cell phones. Fitch Ratings said on Monday any such move would be disruptive to the US technology sector and could hurt some Chinese sectors as well, though it added that it was too early to assess potential credit implications.
In an interview with CNBC, Mr Trump said the Huawei dispute could be addressed as part of a trade deal with China.
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The escalating trade war between the world's two largest economies has unnerved financial markets with worries that it could further disrupt global manufacturing and supply chains and push an already slowing global economy into recession.
On Sunday (June 9), International Monetary Fund Managing director Christine Lagarde said resolving the current trade tensions should be the top priority for G-20 economies.
China reported on Monday its exports unexpectedly grew 1.1 per cent in May from a year ago despite the higher US tariffs, but imports fell the most in nearly three years. Some analysts suspect Chinese exporters may have rushed out shipments to the United States to avoid potential new US tariffs.
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Many US business groups oppose the tariffs, with companies worried about slowing demand as they pass higher prices along to consumers and manufacturers across a range of products.
Late last month Mr Trump said he would impose tariffs on Mexican goods if Mexico did not agree to take strong steps to curb the flow of mostly Central American migrants crossing the US-Mexico border. Washington and Mexico City reached a deal on Friday to avert the tariffs, removing for the time being at least the prospect that the United States would find itself in trade wars with two of its three largest trading partners.
Global equities rose on Monday and the US dollar gained against a basket of currencies. The Mexican peso rose more than 2 per cent against the greenback, reversing most of its losses from the past couple of weeks.
Mr Trump, who has embraced protectionism as part of an "America First" agenda, said on Monday the tariff threat on Mexico would be reinstated if Mexico's Congress did not ratify another part of the migration pact.

 

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Wait out for 8 years, the next president will overturn whatever he says. Yes I think he will be reelected bec there are lots of rednecks Americans that support him

 

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Wait out for 8 years, the next president will overturn whatever he says. Yes I think he will be reelected bec there are lots of rednecks Americans that support him

8 Yrs later should be no more USA, and even China near game over too.

China 1B1R is Squandering Planet Earth's Resources @100X speed of Chow Ang Moh superpower. Planet Earth will die TOTAL EXTINCTION in 100X shorter time than without China 1B1R.

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美前总统卡特：中国有望几年内成经济头号超级大国

2019年06月11日 07:50 央视



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原标题：美国前总统卡特：中国有望几年内成为经济上的头号超级大国

当地时间9号，美国前总统吉米·卡特说，现任美国总统特朗普曾给他打电话，表达了对中国超过美国的担忧。卡特对特朗普表示，多年来美国忙于战争，而中国则致力于经济发展和改善民生。超级大国的正确概念应当是能否为人民提供美好生活。
当天，卡特在故乡佐治亚州的一次对公众的讲话中提到，特朗普在几周前给他打电话，坦率地表示其致电的主要目的是讨论中国已经在很多方面超过美国的问题。卡特在电话中告诉特朗普，在中美1979年建交后，多年来美国花费了大约3万亿美元投入持续不断的战争，而中国却将大量资金投入高铁等惠民项目，此外，卡特还举例说，在北京出生的婴儿的预期寿命比在华盛顿出生的婴儿多5年，中国预计将在不久的将来宣布中国不再有严重的贫困。中国已经将其财富从东海岸向其他地方一路扩展，中国取得了快速的进步。
卡特表示，中国有可能在今后几年内成为经济上的头号超级大国。卡特还强调，超级大国不能单纯理解为拥有最强大的军事力量，而是这个国家能够在为人民创造更美好生活方面成为领先者。（央视记者 朱曦莉）



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Former US President Carter: China is expected to become the number one superpower in a few years
June 11, 2019 07:50 CCTV
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Original title: Former US President Carter: China is expected to become the number one superpower in the economy within a few years

On the 9th local time, former US President Jimmy Carter said that the current US President Trump had called him and expressed his concern about China surpassing the United States. Carter told Trump that the United States has been busy with war for many years, while China is committed to economic development and improving people's livelihood. The correct concept of a superpower should be whether it can provide a better life for the people.

On the same day, Carter mentioned in a speech to the public in his hometown of Georgia that Trump called him a few weeks ago and frankly stated that the main purpose of his call was to discuss China's problems in many aspects over the United States. Carter told Trump on the phone that after the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and the United States in 1979, the United States spent about $3 trillion on the ongoing war for many years, while China invested a lot of money in high-speed rail and other Huimin projects. In addition, Carter also For example, the life expectancy of a baby born in Beijing is five years longer than that of a baby born in Washington. China is expected to announce in the near future that China will no longer have severe poverty. China has expanded its wealth from the East Coast to other places, and China has made rapid progress.

Carter said that China is likely to become the number one superpower in the economy in the next few years. Carter also stressed that the superpower cannot simply understand that it has the most powerful military force, but that the country can become a leader in creating a better life for the people. (CCTV reporter Zhu Xiaoli)
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全球贸易“逆风”下 中国前5月外贸增长4.1%
2019-06-10 15:01:00 来源： 新华网

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新华社北京6月10日电　题：全球贸易“逆风”下 中国前5月外贸增长4.1%
新华社记者刘红霞
海关总署10日发布数据，今年前5个月，我国货物贸易进出口总值12.1万亿元，同比增长4.1%。业内人士认为，在保护主义“逆风”之下，我国外贸“迎风而上”，发展平稳，这是我国坚持扩大开放的结果，也为全球贸易注入了更多确定性。
在12.1万亿元的大盘子中，出口6.5万亿元，增长6.1%；进口5.6万亿元，增长1.8%；贸易顺差8933.6亿元，扩大45%。对外经贸大学国际经济研究院副院长庄芮说，从一季度外贸同比增长3.7%，到前5个月增长4.1%，不难看出我国外贸平稳增长的发展态势没有改变，“结合全球贸易放缓的大环境来看，这样的成绩来之不易”。
从贸易伙伴看，我国对欧盟、东盟和日本等主要市场进出口增长，对“一带一路”沿线国家进出口增速高于整体。
具体而言，前5个月，欧盟为我国第一大贸易伙伴，中欧贸易总值1.9万亿元，增长11.7%，占我外贸总值的15.7%。东盟为我国第二大贸易伙伴，与东盟贸易总值为1.63万亿元，增长9.4%，占我外贸总值的13.5%。我国对“一带一路”沿线国家合计进出口3.49万亿元，增长9%，高出全国整体增速4.9个百分点，占我外贸总值的28.8%，比重提升1.3个百分点。
庄芮注意到，近年来我国与东盟的贸易实现持续的强劲增长，这与双方推动中国－东盟自由贸易区升级成果落地密切相关。
“与‘一带一路’沿线国家的贸易快速增长同样显示，中国持续大力推动的贸易便利化举措正取得让各方都受益的成效。”她说，“这在当前逆全球化升温的背景下尤为可贵。”
外贸稳中有进的同时，稳中提质的特征也在显现。前5个月，我国一般贸易进出口7.25万亿元，增长6.1%，占我外贸总值的59.9%，比去年同期提升1.1个百分点。加工贸易进出口3.02万亿元，下降2.4%，占24.9%，下滑1.7个百分点。
民营企业活跃度也在进一步上升。前5个月，民营企业进出口5.02万亿元，增长11.1%，占我外贸总值的41.4%，比去年同期提升2.6个百分点。
支撑中国外贸稳中向好的积极因素正在集聚，但也要看到，全球不稳定不确定因素在增多，后续压力和挑战仍存。世界贸易组织在4月初发布的报告中，将今年全球贸易增长预期由此前的3.7%下调至2.6%。世界银行、国际货币基金组织等国际机构近期也纷纷表示，世界经济处于“微妙时刻”。
业内人士认为，要实现外贸稳中提质，还需在优化国际市场布局、优化国内区域布局、优化商品结构、优化经营主体、优化贸易方式等方面下足功夫。


Under the "backwind" of global trade, China's foreign trade grew by 4.1% in the first five months.
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Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, June 10th: Global trade under the headwinds China's foreign trade growth of 4.1% in the first five months

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The General Administration of Customs released data on the 10th. In the first five months of this year, the total import and export value of China's goods trade was 12.1 trillion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 4.1%. The insiders believe that under the "backwind" of protectionism, China's foreign trade "winds up" and develops steadily. This is the result of China's insistence on expanding its openness and injecting more certainty into global trade.

In the large plate of 12.1 trillion yuan, the export was 6.5 trillion yuan, an increase of 6.1%; the import was 5.6 trillion yuan, an increase of 1.8%; the trade surplus was 893.36 billion yuan, an increase of 45%. Zhuang Wei, deputy dean of the Institute of International Economics of the University of International Business and Economics, said that from the first quarter, foreign trade increased by 3.7% year-on-year to 4.1% in the first five months. It is not difficult to see that the development trend of China's foreign trade growth has not changed. In the light of the big environment, such achievements are hard to come by."

From the perspective of trading partners, China's import and export growth in major markets such as the EU, ASEAN and Japan, the growth rate of imports and exports of countries along the “Belt and Road” is higher than the overall.

Specifically, in the first five months, the EU was China's largest trading partner, with a total trade value of 1.9 trillion yuan, an increase of 11.7%, accounting for 15.7% of China's total foreign trade. ASEAN is China's second largest trading partner, with a total trade value of 1.63 trillion yuan with ASEAN, an increase of 9.4%, accounting for 13.5% of China's total foreign trade. China's total import and export of countries along the “Belt and Road” region was 3.49 trillion yuan, an increase of 9%, which was 4.9 percentage points higher than the national overall growth rate, accounting for 28.8% of the total value of foreign trade, and the proportion increased by 1.3 percentage points.

Zhuang Wei noted that the trade between China and ASEAN has achieved sustained and strong growth in recent years, which is closely related to the promotion of the China-ASEAN Free Trade Area.

“The rapid growth of trade with countries along the Belt and Road Initiative also shows that China’s continued efforts to promote trade facilitation are achieving benefits that benefit all parties,” she said. “This is especially true in the context of current global globalization. valuable."

At the same time that foreign trade has progressed steadily, the characteristics of stability and quality improvement are also emerging. In the first five months, China's general trade import and export was 7.25 trillion yuan, an increase of 6.1%, accounting for 59.9% of China's total foreign trade, an increase of 1.1 percentage points over the same period last year. Import and export of processing trade was 3.02 trillion yuan, down 2.4%, accounting for 24.9%, down 1.7 percentage points.

The activity of private enterprises is also rising. In the first five months, the import and export of private enterprises reached 5.02 trillion yuan, an increase of 11.1%, accounting for 41.4% of the total value of foreign trade, an increase of 2.6 percentage points over the same period of last year.

Positive factors supporting China's foreign trade stability are gathering, but we must also see that global uncertainties and uncertainties are increasing, and subsequent pressures and challenges remain. In the report released by the World Trade Organization in early April, the global trade growth forecast for this year was lowered to 2.6% from the previous 3.7%. International organizations such as the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund have recently expressed that the world economy is at a "subtle moment."

The industry believes that in order to achieve stable and improved foreign trade, it is necessary to make efforts in optimizing the international market layout, optimizing the domestic regional layout, optimizing the commodity structure, optimizing the business entity, and optimizing the trade mode.