Trump Says China 'Broke' Trade Deal

The transcript discusses the impending increase in tariffs on Chinese imports to 25% and the resulting tensions between the US and China. President Trump accuses China of breaking a trade deal, prompting a visit from China's vice premier for negotiations. Both countries are posturing, with China threatening retaliation if tariffs are raised. The talks aim to resolve issues around intellectual property and tech transfer, with both sides seeking a balanced deal. The outcome of these negotiations is crucial for investors and the global economy.

What was the main reason given by the US President for increasing tariffs on Chinese imports?

• Political pressure

• China breaking the deal

• US trade deficit

• China's economic growth

What action did China confirm in response to the US's planned tariff increase?

• Seeking international arbitration

• Retaliating with their own tariffs

• Negotiating a new deal

• Ignoring the US tariffs

Who is the chief negotiator for China mentioned in the talks?

• Xi Jinping

• Li Keqiang

• Lil her

• Wang Yi

What is one of the primary concerns for the US in the trade negotiations?

• US agricultural exports

• Intellectual property and tech transfer

• China's environmental policies

• China's military expansion

What do both the US and China ultimately want from the trade negotiations?

• A one-sided deal

• A deal that benefits only the US

• A mutually beneficial agreement

• To end all trade relations