China’s Rare Earth May Save The Retail Economy When Trump & Xi Meet
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Face the facts, America’s trading partners need us, but they don’t seem to like us very much these days. As a nation, America has been changing the rules of trade while creating new headaches for the retail and supplier community – on a near-daily basis. At the same time, our overseas partners are starting to look elsewhere to power their economies and China is a willing partner. Could this all change when President Trump negotiates with President Xi this week? It certainly is possible – let’s hope! Trade War (written in Chinese calligraphy) conflict between China and U.S.A. represented with flags and boxing gloves decorated with yen and dollar symbols fighting each other. getty Retailers understand that international trade fuels the American consumer, and any negative adjustment to the fragile trading formula sends ripples through supply chains, demolishes corporate earnings, and ultimately slows the retail economy. The stakes for this weeks meeting with President Xi of China are high – because if President Trump’s strategy for trade is not successful, Americans will see more rising prices, increased inflation, empty shelves, and employee layoffs. To be clear, none of this has happened as yet, and hopefully this week’s Presidential trip will draw new lines in the sand – so that the trading system is more fair, more balanced, and America can maintain leadership. If so, President Trump will have achieved monumental success, and he will have made a major step towards re-adjusting the world’s economy. Some will say that all this trade turmoil is a positive development. Others will probably say that the constant changes are disruptive, hamper long-term planning, and have yet to prove their worth. While every retailer understands the importance of China, all eyes have now suddenly turned to China’s latest Trump Card – the export of rare…
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