The Tit-Per-Tat tariff excavations between the United States and China are on pause, not less than briefly. But if the 2 main economies on this planet don’t progress by July, they may return with a revenge. How can the 2 sides make progress? And what does China truly need from the United States? Sumaya Keynes talks to Jay Shambough to search out out. Shambaugh was the Undersecretary of the American Treasury for worldwide affairs underneath Joe Biden. In different phrases, he was answerable for the financial relations of the United States with China. He and Sumaya talk about how the Trump administration might negotiate with China and the way they’ve turn into intertwined business coverage and nationwide safety.
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Presented by Soumaya Keynes. Produced by Mischa Frankl-Duval. Flo Phillips is the chief producer. Original Breen Turner music and sound design. The FT FT co-head is Manuela Saragosa.
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