BEIJING—U.S. negotiators have offered to slash existing tariffs by as much as half on roughly $360 billion of Chinese-made goods as well as to cancel a new round of levies set to take effect Sunday, according to people briefed on the matter, as the two sides continue to hammer out a limited trade deal that could help prevent an increasingly shaky bilateral relationship from sinking further.
President Trump wrote in a Tweet on Thursday morning: “Getting VERY close to a BIG DEAL with China. They want it and so do we!”
BEIJING—U.S. negotiators have offered to slash existing tariffs by as much as half on roughly $360 billion of Chinese-made goods as well as to cancel a new round of levies set to take effect Sunday, according to people briefed on the matter, as the two sides continue to hammer out a limited trade deal that could help prevent an increasingly shaky bilateral relationship from sinking further.
President Trump wrote in a Tweet on Thursday morning: “Getting VERY close to a BIG DEAL with China. They want it and so do we!”
BEIJING—U.S. negotiators have offered to slash existing tariffs by as much as half on roughly $360 billion of Chinese-made goods as well as to cancel a new round of levies set to take effect Sunday, according to people briefed on the matter, as the two sides continue to hammer out a limited trade deal that could help prevent an increasingly shaky bilateral relationship from sinking further.
President Trump wrote in a Tweet on Thursday morning: “Getting VERY close to a BIG DEAL with China. They want it and so do we!”
The offer to reduce tariffs was made in roughly the past five days, the people said, and in exchange, the U.S. side has demanded Beijing make firm commitments to purchase large quantities of U.S. agricultural and other products, better protect U.S. intellectual-property rights and widen access to China’s financial-services sector. Should China not carry out its pledges as part of the potential deal, the tariff rates would return to their original levels, a clause known in trade talks as a “snapback” provision.
2017 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
2018 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
Month
Exports
Imports
Balance
January 2018
9,902.6
45,765.6
-35,863.1
February 2018
9,759.9
39,020.6
-29,260.7
March 2018
12,652.1
38,327.6
-25,675.5
April 2018
10,503.8
38,303.9
-27,800.1
May 2018
10,428.2
43,965.7
-33,537.5
June 2018
10,860.1
44,612.1
-33,752.0
July 2018
10,134.6
47,120.6
-36,986.0
August 2018
9,285.9
47,869.2
-38,583.3
September 2018
9,730.0
50,015.0
-40,285.0
October 2018
9,139.9
52,202.3
-43,062.5
November 2018
8,606.2
46,500.8
-37,894.6
December 2018
9,144.9
45,972.1
-36,827.2
TOTAL 2018
120,148.1
539,675.6
-419,527.4
2017 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
Month
Exports
Imports
Balance
January 2017
9,955.5
41,339.3
-31,383.8
February 2017
9,739.8
32,788.3
-23,048.5
March 2017
9,720.1
34,162.7
-24,442.6
April 2017
9,806.6
37,443.2
-27,636.7
May 2017
9,880.1
41,760.6
-31,880.6
June 2017
9,718.5
42,261.4
-32,542.9
July 2017
9,955.2
43,565.9
-33,610.7
August 2017
10,824.5
45,788.1
-34,963.6
September 2017
10,896.0
45,409.0
-34,513.1
October 2017
12,963.7
48,137.7
-35,174.0
November 2017
12,707.4
48,107.7
-35,400.3
December 2017
13,630.3
44,456.4
-30,826.1
TOTAL 2017
129,797.6
505,220.2
-375,422.6
2016 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
Month
Exports
Imports
Balance
January 2016
8,208.9
37,126.4
-28,917.5
February 2016
8,080.5
36,066.9
-27,986.4
March 2016
8,925.6
29,812.3
-20,886.8
April 2016
8,679.7
32,920.2
-24,240.5
May 2016
8,542.0
37,513.7
-28,971.8
June 2016
8,845.6
38,539.2
-29,693.6
July 2016
9,129.7
39,438.9
-30,309.2
August 2016
9,372.9
43,221.8
-33,848.9
September 2016
9,521.2
42,020.9
-32,499.8
October 2016
12,600.0
43,798.1
-31,198.1
November 2016
12,044.1
42,602.6
-30,558.5
December 2016
11,644.8
39,358.9
-27,714.1
TOTAL 2016
115,594.8
462,420.0
-346,825.2
2015 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
Month
Exports
Imports
Balance
January 2015
9,459.2
38,589.7
-29,130.5
February 2015
8,754.6
31,564.0
-22,809.4
March 2015
9,886.5
41,136.9
-31,250.4
April 2015
9,279.9
36,121.4
-26,841.5
May 2015
8,749.8
39,082.0
-30,332.2
June 2015
9,615.8
41,453.8
-31,838.1
July 2015
9,505.2
41,215.1
-31,709.9
August 2015
9,183.5
44,138.1
-34,954.6
September 2015
9,419.4
45,725.0
-36,305.5
October 2015
11,324.9
44,309.9
-32,985.1
November 2015
10,603.6
41,884.8
-31,281.2
December 2015
10,091.1
37,981.0
-27,889.9
TOTAL 2015
115,873.4
483,201.7
-367,328.3
2014 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
2019 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
Month
Exports
Imports
Balance
January 2019
7,134.3
41,603.8
-34,469.5
February 2019
8,433.6
33,194.4
-24,760.8
March 2019
10,426.5
31,175.7
-20,749.1
April 2019
7,896.3
34,798.9
-26,902.6
May 2019
9,074.5
39,269.1
-30,194.6
June 2019
9,034.7
39,002.3
-29,967.6
July 2019
8,733.7
41,508.7
-32,775.0
August 2019
9,430.6
41,187.3
-31,756.6
September 2019
8,597.7
40,220.1
-31,622.5
October 2019
8,886.4
40,145.7
-31,259.3
TOTAL 2019
87,648.4
382,106.1
-294,457.7
2018 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
以换取中国的承诺
Trump Folds: Offers To Cancel New China Tariffs, Will Cut Existing Tariffs
By 50% In Exchange For Pledges
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/trump-folds-offers-cancel-new-tariffs-will
-cut-existing-tariffs-50-exchange-plefges
🔥 最新回帖
猫说的没有错啊，你这么说她是认为不加税或者减税共产党就赢了？WTO马上就没用了，在中国的产业链撤得7788了。就算完全不加税，也是回不到从前了。全世界反共形势已经形成。美国通过香港人权法，通过了新建法案，川普还逼习近平签协议，看习近平敢哼哼一声么？可见他多虚弱。
最近没听说瘟疫哈，是完全好了吗？不是，是已经在扩散了。猪瘟呢？在恶化。共产党不会告诉老百姓粮库空了，真的没有粮食了。明年庚子年，瘟疫，没粮。。再加上明年习近平执政满7年。。。这个一定会出场大戏。长江见底，天灾已到。就差一个时辰。
所以猫只是从经济层面推出各种情况，现在已经不仅是经济了。现在全世界都跟共产党有贸易也没用了。因为编剧都不会编得这么恰到好处。天灾，瘟疫，缺粮。。。。
早遁了
🛋️ 沙发板凳
这也行？
饥不择食了
到时候还是制裁，只不过更加名正言顺了
President Trump wrote in a Tweet on Thursday morning: “Getting VERY close to a BIG DEAL with China. They want it and so do we!”
https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-says-u-s-is-very-close-to-a-big-deal-with-china-on-trade-11576162614?shareToken=staf98fdeec57546a995bbeb928581d3f2
昨天还说要涨到50%，今天减一半，对于国内来说，估计算是巨大胜利了。 缩减了4-8倍。
为什么这么重大的新闻回帖这么少
手被脸打肿了，昨天好像是说涨到50%。
在右逼黄川粉眼里，他做什么都是对的
现在重新布局世界经济格局， 美国和多国的双边贸易协定一个一个来，
和中国的关税只是美国大战略的一个部分， 中兴出事的时候， 任务毛毛都觉得华为技高一筹， 肯定没事， 现在看看， 那是还在布局， 没到要收拾你的时候。
笑到最后， 才是笑得最好！
好像闲话有个发帖规定？
关税加不加无所谓，主要是工作有没有增加。
华尔街日报有报道。
BEIJING—U.S. negotiators have offered to slash existing tariffs by as much as half on roughly $360 billion of Chinese-made goods as well as to cancel a new round of levies set to take effect Sunday, according to people briefed on the matter, as the two sides continue to hammer out a limited trade deal that could help prevent an increasingly shaky bilateral relationship from sinking further.
President Trump wrote in a Tweet on Thursday morning: “Getting VERY close to a BIG DEAL with China. They want it and so do we!”
https://www.wsj.com/articles/trump-says-u-s-is-very-close-to-a-big-deal-with-china-on-trade-11576162614?shareToken=staf98fdeec57546a995bbeb928581d3f2
贸易协议达成，还能收中国一半关税，你说川普输了吗
粉红嘴里🀄️逼赢，减一半还有一半，这一半关税粉红就无视了
马一记，下周来打你的脸
下周就能打楼主的脸，先把狼牙手套戴上，周一把楼主抽得满脸开花🌼
由原来的无关税变成现在的高关税加厉害国几百亿农产品买进，这在无毛粉红眼里都成胜利了……五粉嘴里你西大被杀都能洗成土工更换新鲜血液的胜利
wsj，bloomberg 这些都是tg大外宣美国支部，还是等川普团队正式的通告
…五粉嘴里你西大被杀都能洗成土工更换新鲜血液的胜利..
哈哈哈哈
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辣么最后是中方赢吗？赢了那一半关税吗
中华民族跟共产党有关系吗？真的在乎自己是中华民族，才应该唾弃共产邪教。
恩，好深刻的问题
贸易战以前：中方进口美国农产品，美方进口中国货，各自关税较低，中国利用WTO占美国便宜，搞技术发展
贸易战时候：中方进口很少美国农产品，美方继续进口中国货不变，各自加很高关税（注意关税不是对方给你的免费钱，是由自己国家进口商缴纳，转嫁到自己国家最终消费者）美国要求中国改革法律开放市场等等等
贸易战以后：中方承诺恢复进口美国农产品（本来就需要），美方继续进口中国货不变，但关税砍掉一半。其他开放市场和知识产权要求，中国说以后再谈吧，谁知道2021还是不是你做总统。老川说：那那 那好吧
兜了一圈回到原点，美国农场主破产无数，消费者物价上涨。
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关税都是买方掏。
装没看见，哈哈哈
哦也，赢了
赞&&&,哈哈哈
art of deal,hhh哈哈哈
我只是问你和原帖，中华民族伟大复兴和你们有关系吗？
你可以回答有或者没有。
至于说转移出去的产业和关税关系不大，本来中国制造成本上升，而且中国也想产业升级，很多低附加值的产业向更低的地区转移就是市场规律。
Have you stopped beating your wife?
Just answer yes or no.
你没查过trade data吗？ 10月份同比，美国从中国进口少了20%, 从52b减少到40b， 出口基本没变，维持在9b多点
多无知才这么武断，缺乏竞争性产品都是卖方承担
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和2017年比也行呀
从中国进口48b vs 2019年40b
出口中国 12.9b vs 2019年 8.8b
一个月就少了5b的逆差呢
我也觉得。要是这消息是真的，那Trump不是蠢就是傻，民主党也会抓住这一点做文章。现在所有的消息源都是北京，打脸的事情之前也不是没发生过。感觉可以让子弹再飞一会儿看看。
坐等看协议条款
也就是说，加了25%关税，一年还是有4000亿美元的逆差。 怪不得中国一丁儿都不急。
别说，小学生别的不会，这些宝诗一定烂熟于心的。 坚持就是胜利，加油
18年中美逆差4200亿，19年中美逆差大约3500亿，谁急？ 中国一点不急，难道美国急吗？
Should China not carry out its pledges as part of the potential deal, the tariff rates would return to their original levels, a clause known in trade talks as a “snapback” provision.
华尔街时报的报道，之前是中国买农产品，换美国不加税。
现在的协议是，中国买农产品+知识产权保护+开放金融市场，换美国不加税+减一半税。
而且加了个紧箍咒，如果中国不执行，那所有的税马上恢复。
前两天还有消息，说美方quarterly review也是协议的一部分。
我觉得还要看最终细则，美国在税率上让步了，那肯定在执行监督上严格了。
这样约束力更强的deal，中共不能玩“意向性”的游戏，反而可能不敢签。
这个真要笑死了，
中国只能靠减少进口， 保持逆差。 都衰退性逆差了， 还一丁儿都不急
当然啊， 这样赤字会不断上升，起码近十年赤字都会很高，这个锅就是共和党抗了。
3500亿？你数学怎么学，
头10个月，下降了290亿美元，你觉得最后三个月可以降400亿？
川的痛点是农产品，因为农民那是他的死忠粉，这块中国已经减少了一半，2017年以前都是20B 贸易战以后减少到了不到10B，川普自己掏美国政府腰包补贴了1-2个B，但杯水车薪，缺口还很大。农民纷纷破产，表示不再选他了。
所以他着急着要谈下来，什么知识产权，市场开放等等都不要了。
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所以现在在减少赤字呀，这就是为什么美国要打这场贸易战的原因
我们到底讨论的是否同一个东西？
因为赤字高，美国急，所以打贸易战。打了贸易战，赤字高但是减少了，你说中国一点都不急？
拜托，赤字没有减少，而且还增速了。 不过预测说2020下降不知道是啥原因。
哎，详细解释一下。
今年到10月份末，总逆差是2940亿, 结合过去几个月，每个月的逆差是310亿左右，这样到年末逆差是3560
再从历史看，11月份12月份的进口额都比同期少很多，所以3500亿逆差是一个很合理的估算。
赤字都飞上天了，还减少？
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同意猫猫的看法。
最后三个月是holiday season. 最少的应该是2，3， 4月，因为那是中国的holiday season。
这是2018年的，2017年的。 2019应该高于2017， 低于2018年
2017 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
你前面也post了，12月份已经比较低了。
3500亿难道不合理吗？ 绝对不会超过3550亿，你和我争什么呢？ 难道最后是3520亿，我的预测就是很大误差了？
2018 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
2017 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
2016 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
2015 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
2014 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
2014年 逆差3448亿 奥巴马
2015年 逆差 3673亿 奥巴马
2016年 逆差 3468亿 奥巴马
2017年 逆差 3754亿 川普开始上任
2018年 逆差 4195亿 川普
2019年 逆差 3500亿 你说的，川普
无非回到奥巴马时代的历史水平，说是减少也是比他自己2018年减少而已，何来贸易战成绩？
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左逼同性恋外宣别趁机替奥巴马洗白白，知道啥叫趋势？ 知道啥叫变化率？书读的少就闭嘴。
哈哈，太牛了，居然可以这样解释的。是真的智商不够还是因为脸皮太厚？脸都被打肿了还觉得自己赢了，跟别人炫耀看打我的人手都红了
一年贸易战，就从高速增长的逆差，回到接近2016年的水平，还想怎么样？ 经济本来就是一个巨大的列车，哪能全部问题一天解决？
我错了，哈哈，我看成后面还有一个季度了。应该是3500-3700左右。 最后两个月的逆差应该600-800亿之间。只是贸易战影响到实体经济了。
Indiana的康明斯（卡车发动机），今天宣布开始裁员，这是很不好的信号。
川普上任后瞎搞贸易战，结果2017，2017每年反而逆差扩大，现在2019回落了，你说很不错很不错，贸易战成功了，缩小逆差了，一看缩小到自己开站的水平，原地不变
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原来8000亿？50% 都敢说不是事儿的，也只有键盘党了
贸易战时间表看一看，ok?
2018年是4200亿(赤字)啊，今年3500-3700亿（今年还没玩），这是美国官方数据。
2019 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
2018 : U.S. trade in goods with China NOTE: All figures are in millions of U.S. dollars on a nominal basis, not seasonally adjusted unless otherwise specified. Details may not equal totals due to rounding. Table reflects only those months for which there was trade.
趋势你不会看？都贴出来了，奥巴马都是3500左右，川普一上台，自己反而搞到4000多？现在回到奥巴马水平，这叫缩小了逆差？
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