China Said to Doubt Long-Term Trade Deal Possible With Trump

The video discusses the current state of US tariffs on Chinese imports, highlighting their impact on manufacturing and economic growth. It questions the sustainability of these tariffs given the US's sub-2% GDP growth. The discussion also touches on future economic projections and the potential for a long-term trade deal with China, concluding with a news update on China's skepticism about such a deal with President Trump.

What is the US administration's current stance on the tariffs imposed on Chinese goods?

• They are considering increasing them further.

• They are satisfied with their impact and plan to keep them.

• They are indifferent to their effects.

• They are planning to remove them soon.

What is the effect of the US tariffs on manufacturing according to the transcript?

• Manufacturing is decreasing globally.

• Manufacturing is slowly moving out of China.

• Manufacturing is unaffected.

• Manufacturing is increasing in China.

What is a key concern regarding the sustainability of the US's tariff strategy?

• The economic growth rate is below 2%.

• The tariffs are not affecting manufacturing.

• The tariffs are causing a trade surplus.

• The tariffs are too low to be effective.

What is the reported GDP growth rate mentioned in the discussion?

• Below 2%

• Negative growth

• Exactly 2%

• Above 3%

What is China's perspective on reaching a long-term trade deal with the US?

• They are optimistic about a quick resolution.

• They doubt a long-term deal is possible.

• They have already agreed to a deal.

• They are not interested in any deal.