Trump: We’re in a Trade War With China

President Donald Trump says the United States is in a trade war with China. Tensions are growing between the world’s two largest economies after Beijing unleashed export restrictions on critical minerals.

Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns what could come ahead if China doesn’t want to be a reliable partner. The administration is weighing more control in strategic sectors to counter Beijing.

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