U.S. Is Trying to Build Leverage Against China, Says Rock Creek's Weisel

The transcript discusses ongoing trade issues between the US and China, highlighting the Trump administration's tactics to build leverage, including the potential benefits of remaining in the TPP. It touches on the Bank of Japan's financial operations and the possibility of a trade war. The administration's plans for investment restrictions and tariffs are also examined, with a focus on their potential economic impact and the likelihood of future negotiations.

What are the historic and current issues mentioned regarding the Trump administration's trade policies?

How has the Trump administration attempted to build leverage against China?

In what ways could remaining in the TPP have benefited the United States in its negotiations with China?

What were the potential consequences of the investment restrictions planned by the Trump administration?

What factors contributed to the market's reaction to the administration's trade actions?