China targets US defence firms over Taiwan, launches trade probe • FRANCE 24 English
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- Опубликовано: 19 май 2024
- Beijing sanctions three American defence companies as Taiwan's new president takes office. China is also launching an anti-dumping investigation into imported EU, US, Japan and Taiwan chemicals amid a growing trade spat. The country's struggling property market gets a government lifeline, but investors remain unconvinced that it will be enough.
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Chinese final warning 🤡🤡🤡
🇨🇳🤏
So ....
China have nothing ...
EU can get Cheap stuff too ...
What's up men ...
Recon yourself ...
Why is the Chinese ambassador worried about US internal market access?
@@icu17siberiawhy is US worried about China’s “overcapacity”?
@@Xx-he9qebecause it forces there capitalist prices lower and they can't compete against China
These sanctions will hurt the West as much as a fly hurts an elephant 🤣
Total weight of the fly against the total weight of the elephant turn that to population, west less than 20% rest of the world over 80%
Correction: These sanctions weren't for "the west". They were for the US.
Also, China never sold EVs in the US so US' tariffs on Chinese EVs just for the purpose of appearing tough to make their right wing populace happy doesn't affect China at all, because China never sold to the US market in the first place and the world is far bigger than the US anyway.
Should China sanction the US dollar? China is the largest trading partner of 130 countries, why should China continue to accept the US dollar? In fact, China only needs to impose a 1% tariff on the US dollar, while other currencies are exempt from that taxes, which is enough to make the world to switch trade currencies. Don't take China's goodwill as your own strength.
I think @randomthoughts.3094 meant that Chinese sanctions wimake no difference since the EU is already in the doldrums...or @randomthoughts.3094 isn't aware of China's global economic influence 😉
@@lianghao7128 check the latest status: more than 50% chinese international trade do not use US dollar anymore. "De-Risk" is right thing to do for every countries.
Blockage all weapons shipments to Taiwan
USA makes money on arms deal. Conflict is necessary to achieve this.
...until the interests repayments exceed the defense spending...which is only a matter of months...or wait, too late. Already surpassed
Hamburgers will be sanctioned next
Xi will have to give up his US Boeing 737 then?
An get an airbus or comac
He recently visited France so it looks like he has completely ditched Boeing. He'd be working more with Airbus. China's focus is more Eurasia than the US
Given Boeing's recent scandals, that may well be a lifesaver
no because conveniently China left out Boeing out of the sanctions.
one step closer to creating second eight nation alliance
This time they can try
I believe this is good news for the West. China is simply expediting the total decoupling of the Western economy from China. They initiated this process with BRICS and through the promotion of a multipolar world. However, "multipolar" in this context refers to a grouping of nations aligned with China, Russia, and Iran, opposed to another bloc consisting of the US, EU, and Japan. Contrary to the belief that multipolarity entails an equitable, open world fostering trade and collaboration, the reality may be the opposite. It could result in a divided world, with a Western economy on one side, similar to the current setup, and a BRICS economy on the other.
Unfortunately, smaller nations will be compelled to choose sides. Nations like the US will not lose leverage; rather, they will gain more. China and Russia will wield significant leverage over the nations aligning with them. The Western bloc will maintain an advantage, given its position as the incumbent global economic system, while BRICS nations will face challenges that need urgent resolution. Many BRICS nations lack mature domestic consumer economies capable of sustaining their own economic needs, let alone supporting the group as a whole. Consequently, the people of these countries will endure significant hardships.
In due course, the West may form a new bloc that excludes BRICS nations, tightening market access and intensifying collaboration with non-BRICS nations.
Investment in China by companies based abroad has plummeted to its lowest level in 30 years. According to the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, China's foreign direct investment amounted to $33 billion on a net basis in 2023, marking an approximate 80% decrease from 2022. This decline occurred even before China faced sanctions in response to its involvement in Ukraine and its attempts to impose sanctions on American companies.
There is no turning back. A total decoupling with the Chinese economy is coming and by extension with all BRICS member nations.
US creating on mass grave for his country…. He getting kick from every where .. from Russia.. China 😂😂
This is the first time the US has kicked back against China.
Dont underestimate "Winne the pooh" 🐻🐻
No wars, peace in the world!
Where is the sanction? I can’t see it 🔬🔎🇨🇳🤏🏽
yes 😂
EVs 100%?? I am ready to pay as long as it is made in China.
Uncle Thomism spotted
Still it will be cheaper than American EVs
you must be from Pak because only Paks will pay Bejing with anything including woomen
@@miranda90062 ....including woomen. I petty your lover or wife. You use her to clear your bills?? . That is anothet level of abuser bro.
@@miranda90062wasn't long ago that pple and women were considered property
Why can't we have Chinese style crises in the West? Why can't we struggle with dropping goods and housing prices? Why can't we struggle with the population saving too much money? Why can't we be oppressed like the Hong Kongers that are amongst the longest living and richest peoples?
don't know, but there's about 30,000 Chinese at the Texas border who seem to want to get into the US desperately. You should go talk to some of them
@@icu17siberia 30 thousands out of 1.4 billion
@@icu17siberiamore US illegals would come to China if there is an open border
@@icu17siberia There are traffickers and intermediaries who made a lot of money by introduce ways of immigration to the US in China. They describe the United States as a democratic paradise on the Chinese version of Tiktok, they tell you that it's easy to find job there, you can buy a storefront in the United States by washing dishes for three months. They trafficker bought house in first tier cities in China but they themselves do not immigrate to the United States, which tells you a lot. There are many people in China, even if only 0.1% of them believe these traffickers, the traffickers still can live like emperors in China, and the best part is, they did not violating any laws. Good business.
I mean what did the west and expect? Sanctions swing both ways.
Thats true, but for the west, its just about finding a more costlier partner to trade with... when it comes to China, they dont have any other market with the GDP to switch to... and considering that 15% youth unemployment in china, among other problems... But maybe Russias meme economy can do that, what is it 1.4 T GDP ?
@@ht8602 There's india, sea, middle east, south america, central america.... get your facts right and look up china's largest trading partners and countries that have china as their top import partner. USA is just a drop in the total world population, so is uk, australia
@@ht8602LMFAO. BRICS is already bigger than the G7, and getting bigger.
@@308_Negra_Arroyo_Lane your off by a estimated 15TD in GDP, wich is roughly a china ;p...
@@benjerryhaagendazif that's so true then why does it hurt them so much? US is there most reliable partner by far but you have to play fair.
Fix ur countries in west instead of ruining others progress. Ur envy and hypocrite attitude towards developing countries is disgusting. The way u distored the truth will bring u no good. Get a grib before its 2late. See what happend 2 ukraine from all the distored truths. There will be more of these kinda issues in europe if direction dosent change.
how can you ruin China's progress?
@@icu17siberiaI think Huawei was a prime example of the West trying to undermine China's progress. After the company surpassed Apple in the global market, and won the race to 5G technology, America has been trying to cripple the company ever since. That's a good example of the West trying to undermine China's progress.