Who are the winners and losers in China from a trade war with Trump?
US tariff threats spark market concerns
President Donald Trump. Photos: iStockphoto/Gage Skidmore/Flickr/Creative Commons CC BY-SA 2.0
China fund managers are preparing to move into more domestically-orientated stocks amid growing concerns that fears of a full-blown trade war with the US could turn into a reality, following a fresh round of threats from President Donald Trump.
After months of warnings of a potential trade war, the President finally took action on 3 April 2018, placing 25% tariffs on roughly 1,300 Chinese goods, which will target about $50bn of 2018 imports. ...
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