Is a global economic downturn likely after renewed US/China hostilities?
Experts fear 'tit-for-tat tariffs' could spark financial slump
The recent Huawei controversy has stoked the flames of the ongoing trade war
Renewed hostility between China and the US will likely accelerate a global economic downturn, following an unforeseen "turn for the worst" in the relations between the two giants, investment professionals have warned.
This comes following Google's announcement last week that it will restrict Chinese tech giant Huawei from accessing its software, following an executive order issued by US President Donald Trump. However,...
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