China: Trade, Tariffs and Trump

The video discusses the increasing tariffs on steel products, focusing on the flat and long product sides. It explores potential changes under the Trump administration, including the possibility of new tariffs on products like rebar. The video explains different types of tariffs, such as those alleging dumping, and discusses the implications of these tariffs. It also covers rebar trade cases and the potential for circumvention. Finally, the video addresses concerns about retaliation and trade wars, particularly with China, and the political implications of these tariffs.

What has been the focus of tariffs in the steel industry according to the text?

How did the tariffs imposed by Bush in 2002 differ from what is expected under the Trump administration?

What are some of the products that could potentially face new tariffs?

What is the significance of the WTO's ruling on tariffs mentioned in the text?

What potential consequences are discussed regarding tariffs on Chinese imports?