Trump’s comments to make a ‘nice’ deal with China and that he has no intention of firing Fed chair Powell lift sentiment.

Beijing is issuing more ultra-long-term government bonds as it strives to shore up the Chinese economy amid an intensifying US trade war.

Why economists disagree. Trump's multiple rounds of tariffs on Chinese imports add up to a rate of 145%, prompting China to hit back with retaliatory tariffs on U.S. exports totaling 125%.

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