How U.S.-China Trade War Could Start Easing After G-20 Meeting

The transcript discusses the upcoming G20 meeting in Buenos Aires, highlighting its potential as a turning point in US-China trade relations. Analysts suggest that if China offers to buy more US goods and makes firm commitments on opening its economy and protecting intellectual property, it could ease tensions. However, the US has broader concerns about China's state-sponsored ambitions to become a leading hi-tech economy. China, on the other hand, defends its industrial strategy and refuses to negotiate under pressure. The meeting is seen as a benchmark to determine whether trade tensions can be eased or if the trade war will escalate.

What is the general view among some analysts regarding the upcoming G20 meeting in Buenos Aires?

What specific promises does the US want from China in relation to trade?

What broader concerns does the US have regarding China beyond trade?

How does China respond to the views regarding its industrial strategy?

What potential outcomes are anticipated from the G20 meeting in terms of trade tensions?