US President Donald Trump has accused China of “totally violating” the early trade agreement between the two countries, highlighting a serious escalation in tensions. According to Trump, China breached the 90-day tariff truce designed to reduce trade friction.
Trump underlined that the high tariffs imposed by his administration made trading with China nearly impossible, resulting in significant disruptions inside China including:
- Factory closures
- Civil unrest
These claims have caused global stock markets to react negatively, with shares falling amid the growing uncertainty. The trade discussions appear to have stalled, further straining the already delicate relationship between the US and China.
Additional concerns are mounting regarding:
- Visa restrictions affecting Chinese students
- Broader economic impacts from the ongoing trade dispute
While some universities worldwide are trying to attract Chinese students impacted by the US visa crackdowns, the Trump administration views this firm approach as a strategic maneuver within the larger geopolitical contest between the two superpowers.
Experts warn that if the dispute remains unresolved, it could jeopardize global economic stability. The situation is being closely monitored by the public and investors around the world as it continues to develop. Stay tuned to Questiqa World News for the latest updates.
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