China Threatens Retaliation if U.S. Passes Hong Kong Bill

The video discusses the current state of US-China trade talks, focusing on potential deals at the APEC Summit and the complexities surrounding agricultural purchases. It highlights China's conditions for tariff rollbacks and the impact of retaliatory tariffs. Additionally, the video explores the US bill on Hong Kong's autonomy and its potential effects on trade negotiations, noting that both sides prefer to keep these issues separate. The White House's stance on the bill remains unclear, but there is enough support in Congress to override a veto.

What did Trump claim about China's purchase of US agricultural products?

• China will increase tariffs on US products.

• China will buy $50 billion worth of products.

• China will stop buying US products.

• China will only buy soybeans.

What condition has China set for purchasing $50 billion worth of US agricultural products?

• China wants to buy only pork.

• China wants to stop all trade with the US.

• China wants the US to rollback some existing tariffs.

• China wants the US to increase tariffs.

How does China's retaliatory tariffs affect their purchase of US products?

• It encourages more purchases from the US.

• It makes US products more expensive for Chinese firms.

• It has no effect on the purchase.

• It makes US products cheaper for Chinese firms.

What is the main concern of the US bill regarding Hong Kong?

• Hong Kong's tourism industry.

• Hong Kong's trade with Europe.

• Hong Kong's autonomy from Beijing.

• Hong Kong's economic growth.

What is the likely impact of the Hong Kong bill on US-China trade talks?

• It will dampen the mood but not mix with trade talks.

• It will have no impact at all.

• It will lead to immediate retaliation from China.

• It will completely halt the trade talks.