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China has already passed the $1 trillion surplus for trade. The first time and they have one month to go. In 2024 they were slightly under $1 trillion
It would appear that even with the trade war tariffs placed by the Trump administration China has increased trade.
Remember they needed us because we purchased the items they produce more than we needed them. It appears they can get along without us.
Maybe part of the issue was attacking even our allies in a trade war. It is sad when China feels like the more reliable trading partner.
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