A U.S.-China Deal Won’t End Trade Tensions, Says Albright Stonebridge’s Lozada

The transcript discusses China's delay in implementing data regulations, which is seen as a positive step for tech companies. It also covers ongoing US-China trade tensions, skepticism in Washington, and the impact of Huawei on trade talks. Additionally, the debate over auto tariffs and their connection to national security is explored, highlighting unresolved questions about economic and national security.

What are the potential implications of China delaying measures to restrict foreign companies from taking data out of the country?

How might the skepticism in Washington affect trade relations between the US and China?

In what ways could Huawei's situation impact US-China trade talks?

What are the concerns regarding auto tariffs in the context of national security?

How does the discussion of national security versus economic security relate to the auto industry?