A guerra comercial entre os EUA e a China teve novos desenvolvimentos, mas o caminho ainda é longo. A 'trégua' de 90 dias nas tarifas parece ter oferecido uma saída para ambas as partes, evitando temporariamente um agravamento econômico. Especialmente para a China, diante da crise imobiliária interna, alta taxa de desemprego juvenil e consumo fraco, este acordo é como uma chuva a tempo, permitindo que as empresas exportadoras respirem um pouco e injetando alguma confiança no mercado. Do lado americano, embora Trump tenha promovido um 'reinício total' nas redes sociais, na realidade, a redução das tarifas e a natureza temporária do acordo indicam que isso se parece mais com uma solução paliativa do que com um verdadeiro avanço.
O significado desta negociação está mais em 'estancar a hemorragia' do que em 'curar a raiz'. O cerne do desequilíbrio comercial reside nas diferenças estruturais e políticas das economias dos dois países, e 90 dias provavelmente não serão suficientes para resolver essas contradições profundas. A postura firme da China e a agressividade dos EUA refletem a pressão política e econômica interna. Pequim precisa manter sua imagem de grande potência, enquanto lida com a desaceleração econômica interna; Washington, por sua vez, precisa cumprir suas promessas aos eleitores e mostrar resultados de uma postura dura em relação à China. O compromisso alcançado em Genebra, em certa medida, é uma vitória da racionalidade e do realismo, mas quão longe esse compromisso pode ir dependerá das próximas negociações.
Nos próximos meses, as interferências geopolíticas, a pressão da opinião pública interna e a incerteza econômica global podem fazer as negociações enfrentarem novas turbulências. Se ambos os lados conseguirem aproveitar esse período de 90 dias para realmente se concentrar na cooperação prática, como definir regras e reduzir disputas sobre subsídios, talvez consigam trazer mais estabilidade para a economia global. Mas se apenas usarem a mesa de negociações como um palco, os problemas, mais cedo ou mais tarde, voltarão. Esperamos que esta 'trégua' possa se tornar um ponto de virada, e não apenas o início de outra batalha prolongada.
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Old Friends' Night Talk: The 'Chinese-style Breakthrough' of Trump's Tariffs
Xiao Ming: Old Wang, it’s been a month since Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs, how are the exporters doing? Are they completely confused? Old Wang: Not exactly. The tariffs are ridiculously high, and the policies change every few days, exporters are experiencing 'two extremes': some are frantic, while others are calm as if watching a play. Old Li from Henan relies 70% on the US market, logistics costs are skyrocketing, should he invest in overseas warehouses? He’s quite conflicted. Xiao Ming: Haha, is the US market still attractive? Can't do without it? Old Wang: Attractive, but not obsessed. The $440 billion in exports is a big deal, but the proportion has dropped from 19% to 14.7%. Boss Hu from Yiwu directly said: 'US orders? I won’t be heartbroken if I lose them! Wealthy people in the Middle East and South America are lining up.' Xiao Ming: Impressive. With such harsh tariffs, won't prices skyrocket? Old Wang: They did rise, SHEIN and Temu are gritting their teeth to raise prices, and Amazon tried to mark the tariffs but got shot down by Trump. Walmart is worse off, wanting Chinese suppliers to take the blame, but with a glare from the Ministry of Commerce, they obediently let American buyers foot the bill. The Chinese supply chain is at the global center stage, who dares to do without it? Xiao Ming: What clever moves do exporters have? They can't just sit and wait, right? Old Wang: Build factories in Vietnam? They want you to bring technology, don’t just be a 'middleman'. The markets in South America and Africa are heating up, Yiwu traders are starting to pick up Arabic and Spanish, preparing to 'cast a global net'. Tariffs are a pitfall, but Chinese companies have turned the pit into a dance floor. Xiao Ming: Trump wants to 'choke' us, so how come China is getting more courageous? Old Wang: The market is like a battlefield, bullets fly for a while, but there’s always a way out. Cheers to this Chinese resilience, what are tariffs? Business goes on as usual.
Apple has moved the production factories of iPhones sold in the United States from China to India and Vietnam to cope with tariffs and reduce costs.
In the short term, the prices of Apple phones in China will not increase, as the iPhones sold in the Chinese market are basically still locally produced, and there are no significant changes in the supply chain.
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Opportunities are never lacking on-chain, as long as you stay in this industry. My biological clock is very rebellious; when I missed $TRUMP , my friends were educating me to adjust my biological clock. However, it was precisely because of my biological clock that I received $gork today. So as long as you continue to stay in this industry and maintain your sharpness, there will definitely be opportunities. Let's all keep it up.
Recently, big data often leads me to tweets about cool mats. Although I didn't pay much attention to him before, I could roughly understand his character through the comments section. From everyone's discussions, it can be seen that he indeed has trading talent, but the problem lies in the inconsistency between knowledge and action, which has led to his ups and downs.
Reflecting on myself, there are times when I excel at something yet still lose to execution. Suddenly, a question came to mind: Are we always fighting with our childhood selves? Do those little quirks from childhood subtly shape who we are today? Did any of you have special quirks when you were young that still influence your lives now? $BTC $ETH
Apenas uma conversa sobre o que está acontecendo no setor de entrega recente. Ontem, Liu Qiangdong pessoalmente entregou comida e ofereceu aos entregadores de tempo integral da JD cinco seguros e um fundo de pensão, e os de meio período também têm seguro de acidentes. Por outro lado, em Hong Kong, a saída da Deliveroo foi bastante dolorosa; 12.000 entregadores de repente perderam seu sustento. Como mencionado na notícia sobre o tio Qing, um entregador veterano que trabalhou por cinco anos, ele não apenas perdeu o emprego, mas também está sem compensação por acidentes de trabalho. Devido à legislação de Hong Kong que classifica os entregadores como 'trabalhadores autônomos', não há indenização, nem proteção trabalhista; agora restam apenas duas plataformas, Keeta e Foodpanda, com menos concorrência, os benefícios dos entregadores podem ficar ainda mais apertados. No entanto, o Departamento do Trabalho de Hong Kong já está oferecendo serviços de mediação, e há um 'Grupo de Apoio aos Direitos dos Entregadores' ajudando os entregadores a lutar por seus direitos, o que mostra que ainda há atenção a essa questão. Espero que os entregadores de Hong Kong também possam ter uma identidade de funcionário clara, recebendo um lado mais acolhedor. $BTC
DHL has suspended B2C shipments to the United States for packages over $800 due to complicated customs procedures. Apple's model of 'Designed in America, Made in China' is currently caught in the middle of the US-China trade war, making it quite awkward. Trump's tariffs seem aimed at protecting the US economy, but they may actually increase costs for consumers and businesses, complicating the supply chain; in the short term, it may be entertaining, but in the long run, it could be a headache for everyone. $BTC
Normally, what we call food delivery is more self-deprecating humor, interpreted humorously as "wealth shrinking" or "a way out after a crash in the crypto world." Today, I saw Liu Qiangdong personally delivering food. Facing the so-called camera sense, although I know it's a marketing activity, the phrase "Liu Qiangdong personally delivers food, personally delivers food to you" has indeed resonated deeply with people. This kind of approach where "executives go to the grassroots" is not obvious in the crypto space. Your first reaction should be to think of who, though rare, is indeed useful.
Liu Qiangdong, as the founder, personally delivers food, conveying an image of the company that is "close to the front line and cares about the delivery riders." Lei Jun personally assembling phones aims to strengthen the brand's approachable image and enhance consumer trust. In the crypto world, who do you think of / who is there?
Liu Qiangdong stated that JD's food delivery net profit must not exceed 5%, otherwise, related responsible persons will be penalized. This emphasizes long-term market share rather than short-term profit, and this low-profit strategy is consistent with the common practice in the internet industry of "burning money to gain market share." In the crypto world, how many can achieve this?
With liquidity loss, every exchange wants to bind more new trading users. It is important to know that users are particularly sensitive to "wealth going to zero." When exchanges face crises, borrowing from Liu Qiangdong, I personally believe that leaders, in times of crisis, would be better off taking proactive measures against rumors rather than passively responding.
Using the Binance wallet to invest and trade $PARTI , not only did I get pork knuckle rice in just 1 hour, but I also received an airdrop of 88 coins. Good fortune.
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