President Biden, Asked If He's Concerned The Metal Tariffs Will Hurt The Relationship With China's Xi, Says No
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President Biden expressed no concern over the potential impact of metal tariffs on the relationship with China's Xi, indicating confidence in maintaining diplomatic relations despite the economic measures.
April 17, 2024 | 7:43 pm
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The metal tariffs may have a nuanced impact on FXI, reflecting investor sentiment on Chinese markets amidst US trade policies.
While the tariffs directly impact metal trade, the broader implications for Chinese companies and market sentiment could influence FXI. However, Biden's lack of concern suggests a managed approach that might mitigate drastic market reactions.
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SPY, tracking the S&P 500, may see limited short-term impact from the metal tariffs, as broader market sentiment remains influenced by ongoing US-China relations.
Given SPY's broad exposure to the US market, the direct impact of metal tariffs on its performance is likely limited. However, ongoing US-China diplomatic dynamics could influence market sentiment and thus SPY's performance indirectly.
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