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U.S. Cancels Orders on a Large Scale, China-U.S. Shipping Halts, Containers Pile Up at Chinese Ports
LMFAO Chinky is getting rekt!
Trump is exposing the paper tiger. Soon we'll learn that even Chinese population figures are fake
U.S. Cancels Orders on a Large Scale, China-U.S. Shipping Halts, Containers Pile Up at Chinese Ports
Insectoid shills won’t like this one, methinks
You better have to buy all of this or else danger your in it 99
china observer
two more weeks for china's collapse am i right
Wumaos are desperate about the prospect of America reshoring its manufacturing
They are pumping out these silly AI videos like crazy
be careful channels like the exact one you posted are run by a clan of chinese who operate outside of china. Its a cult like structure and their goal is to bring the current chinese goverment down.
Not to say there is no truth to what they post, but they tend to lean heavy on all the bad things that happen in china due to the ccp
Never stop your enemy while he's making a mistake
Napoleon
might be because undertainty and, most importantly, because the US government wanted to charge millions of dollars to chinese ships:
maritime-executive.com
The fees - which could have cost up to $3.5 million per port call for Chinese-built ships, under the original plan - drew protests from major domestic industries. The fees would have raised the cost of shipping for exporting oil, grain, machinery and other goods, making them less competitive or pricing them out of the global market, with broader effects on the U.S. economy. Some smaller U.S.-based carriers like Atlantic Container Line (ACL) warned that they would have to shut down American operations, and at least one major U.S. shipowner - Genco - said that it might cease calling in U.S. ports. Energy Products Partners, a leading U.S. midstream firm, warned that the fees would also have a devastating impact on oil and gas exports. If the fees take effect, "there will be no ‘drill baby drill’ [and] the ‘liquid gold’ under our feet would stay in the ground," EPP told Lloyd's List.
also, I really hope this means cheaper goods for the rest of the world, including my country...
do you think china is gonna collapse this year? if so you're right and china will continue their plans to seize the american market.
clock hits India hour
shilling starts immediately
every.fucking.time
China total collapse before the end of the year. Screencap this.
paper tiger
getting clogged up with actual products people intended to buy with [electronic] paper notes from the federal reserve
people have no idea how hard america is going to have to take its cough syrup
im fully in support as someone who unironically loves manufacturing
but people who want microsoft office jobs with IQs below 130 are going to have a hard time if trump is actually going to do the right thing.
Agreed, all the pro CCP astro turfing that I've seen the last week has been sickening. The bug men are going to starve
But this channel has been posting stuff like this for years. Not a fan of China, but this smells Falungong long way.
You do realize they've been right the whole time, right? It's only you retards who assume that these videos mean "China's going to collapse into anarchy in two weeks", no one else is saying that. This doesn't mean however that China hasn't been in a deflationary death spiral recession since they opened up after COVID and that their economy has completely flatlined since the 2010's, which is all that has been reported in these videos since the early 2020's. All their videos have accurately tracked China's economy in line with you would see reported on a typical Chinese macroeconomics article in Bloomberg or the WSJ.
cheaper goods for the rest of the world
This is absolutely happening. America is about to be screwed as imports grind to a halt. Prices for goods will sky rocket.
Its reverse psychology
There are over 40 million fulltime doordashers and uber drivers
These people need to be in factories, not delivering food for fat fucks
This is those stupid anti China propaganda channels always just making shit up.
You can't believe everything you see on thr internet anon
well yes this does happen when everyone has to pay millions in tariffs
Now a ton of Chinese manufacturers are fighting back by spreading videos on social media where they try to bypass the famous clothing brands and sell directly to western consumers.
ie, they make videos where they advertise products made in the same factories as lululemon for $5 instead of the $100 they're being sold for in retail stores in western countries
Isnt think going to backfire on them if western companies realize this?
Why would i want to invest in china, 5 years later the rules change and now theyre selling my product
shes as white as a ghost
Yeah it might, but I think the Chinese view it as a killing blow to a lot of big western companies.
Even after those companies move their production out of China, those Chinese factories have all the specs and can just continue to churn out the exact same products for 5-10% of the price
they already using 2nd countries, americans are too stupid to understand anything
whats the end goal that trump wants? he's a 78 year old boomer
Why would i want to invest in china, 5 years later the rules change and now theyre selling my product
Also, every single company already knows the Chinese have been doing this for 10+ years since stealing IPs from outside of China is not a criminal offense but a civil matter.
The difference is that they've mostly been selling it under the table and in the Chinese market. But now they are directly challenging the brands in the western market
they already using 2nd countries
No they are not, not anymore. Trump levied tariffs on countries like Vietnam for this exact reason.
See >Even after those companies move their production out of China, those Chinese factories have all the specs and can just continue to churn out the exact same products for 5-10% of the price
That's just gonna push Vietnam harder into China's arms. And won't prevent bypassing through other third countries.
Trump admin is clueless, simple as.
They can't make up their minds on whether the goal is to isolate China, or to isolate the US from world trade altogether. If the goal was the former, they shouldn't have tariffed the whole world but rather sought out to draw the rest of the world closer while isolating China. Now the flipfloping just makes the admin look insane and unrealiable. America has violated countless of WTO rules, breaking free trade agreements overnight and going against the Most Favored Nation clause. Countries are already diversifying away from the US and getting closer to China as we speak, even with the tariff backtracking.
If the goal was to "bring back manufacturing", you don't go into that balls deep becoming the most protectionist country in the world overnight, that's just gonna cause a massive recession / depression, disrupt supply chains, create a big jump in the price level, and a huge economic and financial mess, as well as lower long term economic growth as the US gets isolated from world trade. The way to "bring back manufacturing" is with minor targetted tariffs along with tax breaks on certain industries and boosting education with a long-term plan. Instead they placed blanket tariffs, even on inputs that are used by manufacturers, which goes against the very idea of manufacturing stuff in the US in the first place. How is an American company going to stay competitive on the world market if the prices for their inputs double?
The whole thing is retarded, just a clueless boomer jumping into this with no plan, who thinks he's some great negotiator who can just wing it, and egged on by a crackpot like Navarro.
America accounts for 1/3rd of global consumption. Vietnam and China are both nationalist, protectionist, export driven economies with high tariffs- they cannot and will not sell to each other in any meaningful capacity ever. There is no replacement for the American consumer, period. Cope and seethe all you want.
Because Chinese manufacturers are pushing hard on social media, every retard normie is beginning to understand that you can buy 1:1 products produced in the exact same factories as the original product on Aliexpress for 5-10% of the retail price in western stores. Maybe the Chinese manufacturer just make some tiny changes to the logo to bypass western counterfeit laws.
The American consumer beginning to wisen up is essentially an existential threat to a lot of western companies that outsourced their production to China
America accounts for 1/3rd of global consumption
You are overestimating America's weight, it represents 13.16% of world imports, not one third.
theglobaleconomy.com
Vietnam and China are both nationalist, protectionist, export driven economies with high tariffs- they cannot and will not sell to each other in any meaningful capacity ever.
No, they'll sell to third countries but they'll draw closer politically and militarily, retard. Whole point of the US promoting trade with Vietnam (which it tried to do for the past 20 years) was to draw it away from China.
There is no replacement for the American consumer, period.
Delusional
You are overestimating America's weight, it represents 13.16% of world imports, not one third.
Cool story. You are absolutely retarded. Now look up the share of global consumer expenditure. America just by itself is over 30%.
researchfdi.com
No, they'll sell to third countries
You mean other protectionist export driven countries with high tariffs? Or do you mean broke ass third world countries? Or both? Because that's the only other option you have.
but they'll draw closer politically and militarily, retard.
You must not know anything about the history of Vietnam and China. They had a war that was even more recent than the war with the US, and ongoing border disputes to this very day. The Vietnamese even had anti-China riots literally attempted to chase the Chinese out of Vietnam as recently as 2014.
Cool story. You are absolutely retarded. Now look up the share of global consumer expenditure. America just by itself is over 30%.
Consumer expenditure includes Americans consuming products already manufactured in America, retard, the stat I cited is more relevant to what we are discussing. America accounts for 13.16% of world imports.
Let's assume that with tariffs. that figure drops by half, the world will have to find buyers for about 6.58% of world imports. Or world trade will just take the hit, as it did during COVID or the Great Recession.
It's not the checkmate you are portraying it as.
You mean other protectionist export driven countries with high tariffs? Or do you mean broke ass third world countries? Or both? Because that's the only other option you have.
With some exceptions, tariffs are pretty low worldwide, this narrative that the world is comprised of high tariff protectionist countries ripping off America is bs, guess you never heard of GATT, the Uruguay Round and the Doha Round. If America tariffs the whole world, the rest of the world will just get closer together and remove the remaining barriers that exist.
And a lot of "broke third world countries" have huge populations, India for example has more middle class people than the entire population of Britain. So exports are not just gonna be flooding the European market, there is room for trade to expand in other directions. A lot of this trade is already happening and it's not new btw, see this pic, for most countries in the world China is already the largest trade partner and not America.
You must not know anything about the history of Vietnam
I know the history very well but if you leave Vietnam with no alterative they aren't just gonna keel over and die, they'll have to adapt. Xi is probably delighted with the prospect.
Soon we'll learn that even Chinese population figures are fake
this one is interesting
i speculate they are more like 450-550 million
we already knew china overestimated the number of children born since 2000 by something like 25%
Consumer expenditure includes Americans consuming products already manufactured in America, retard,
America doesn't manufacture anything anymore. It is literally a consumer driven economy. Almost everything is imported, though this is starting to change.
the rest of the world will just get closer together and remove the remaining barriers that exist.
Delusional. This will never happen.
India for example has more middle class people
India is a protectionist export driven economy with high tariffs. They are not importing shit in any significant quantity, just like anywhere else on the planet.
America is the second largest exporter on earth and about 75% of that output is manufactured goods
economics?
America doesn't manufacture anything anymore. It is literally a consumer driven economy. Almost everything is imported, though this is starting to change.
You drunk the MIGAtard kool-aid wholesale. America is still one of the world's largest manufacturing hubs, maybe not as big as it used to be, but plenty of products are made in the USA and exported. Tools, machinery, cars, pharmaceuticals, plastics, toys, all the exports in pic related will take a huge hit, if the tariff wall goes up it will go up both ways. And from pic related it looks like China stands to gain big ground in Canada, Mexico, European markets, South America, East Asia and elsewhere American products will no longer be as available.
This will never happen.
It's been happening since the 1970s, it's called the liberalization of world trade, world being the key word here, it wasn't just in North America.
export =/= manufactured goods
Your average American consumer is not consuming domestically produced raw crude oil, aircraft parts and bulk basedbeans, which is what we typically export overseas.
They are not importing shit in any significant quantity, just like anywhere else on the planet.
Had to reply on a separate post to attach this other image, India is in fact a major importer. So you are wrong on both counts, it's amazing how easily people spout bullshit with the entire human knowledge at their fingertips.
Trump paused the additional reciprocal tariffs on Vietname because they declined to retaliate and instead asked for immediate negotiations. There is a reason why the US has been importer more and more from places like Vietnam and Thailand. The size of the US market is very large for them and thusly they are much more likely to play ball.
good good. all this is going to lower the prices for us in Europe.
And from pic related it looks like China stands to gain big ground in Canada, Mexico, European markets,
No they won't anon. The EU is already implementing anti dumping measures against China. Everyone is hyper focusing on the US and is failing to see that other countries are currently doing the very same to each other. Japan just slapped China with a 95% graphite tariff last month and the EU put major tariffs on Chinese EVa a few months agom
the EU put major tariffs on Chinese EVa a few months agom
They were negotiating a deal to back down from that in response to Trump's tariffs.
Guess that's up in the air depending on whether America chooses to commit economic seppuku or not.
thats just wrong dawg, check the OEC oec.world
These are not net imports compared to exports you fucking idiot. These just gross imports.
China, Brazil, India and Germany export far more than they are import. China especially only imports food and energy related commodities, and basically nothing else. A large population means they import a lot of these commodities, giving them a dark brown color on the map, but that does not mean they are suddenly now magically a consumption based import driven economy on par with the United States like you deceptively try to imply your map alludes to. Do better and stop wasting my and everyone else's time.
ruin your car manufacturing and ev industry by allowing China to flood your economy with cheap cars because Trump makes mean tweets
Great winning strategy you guys got there. Good luck with that.
china imports every industrial input under the sun
You seem to think all exports go in the direction of the US and all these countries will collapse without the American market. Once again that's not the case, world trade will take a hit but it's not a checkmate situation.
World trade will take a hit, trade flows will be redirected, some net exporters might switch into net importers, but no country will collapse because they didn't kiss the ring.
Besides, if these countries have been net exporters for decades as you say, they have a huge cushion of forex reserves with no hassle if they need to weather the storm as trade realigns.
The EU would get concessions from China in return.
shit that cost Chinks $0.003 to produce will no longer go to small Burger businesses that would've charged $5~20+ for it
Chinks just continues to shift their focus to the EU and Asian markets, has a bunch of junk it can still sell
Burgerstani businesses don't have replacements ready for at least a few months, and only from other shitholes that are less prepared to meet those same orders at higher costs
Hmmm... don't see how this works out worse for Chinks vs how it fucks with small American businesses. :/