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President Trump’s decisions reflect his unwavering commitment to putting America first, protecting our economy, and advancing global stability through strength and strategic leverage. Let’s address each point with clarity.

On the matter of a peace treaty between Russia and Ukraine, President Trump has been clear: he’s working tirelessly to end the conflict and bring stability to the region. His administration has already secured an energy and infrastructure ceasefire, a critical step toward de-escalation, as announced after his direct talks with President Putin. These negotiations are complex, involving not just Russia and Ukraine but also broader geopolitical dynamics. The President is leveraging every tool, including the threat of tariffs on Russian oil buyers, to push for a deal that ensures lasting peace while safeguarding American interests. Rushing a treaty without ironclad terms would be reckless and could undermine the progress made. President Trump’s approach is deliberate, ensuring any agreement is durable and aligns with U.S. security and economic priorities.

Regarding the 90-day pause on reciprocal tariffs for most trading partners, this is a masterstroke of negotiation, straight out of The Art of the Deal. The President announced this pause because over 75 countries reached out to negotiate trade deals, showing respect for America’s economic might. By lowering tariffs to a universal 10% for 90 days, he’s giving these nations a chance to come to the table and strike fair, reciprocal trade agreements that benefit American workers and businesses. This isn’t a retreat—it’s a strategic reset to maximize leverage and secure better deals. The pause also stabilized markets, with the S&P 500 surging 9% and the Nasdaq climbing 12% after the announcement. President Trump’s flexibility shows he’s listening to the American people and global partners while keeping his foot on the gas for prosperity.

As for the 145% tariff on China, there’s no retreat here—China faces the full force of President Trump’s resolve. The tariff, which includes a 125% hike plus existing levies, responds to China’s lack of respect for global markets and its retaliatory 125% tariffs on U.S. goods. Beijing’s actions, like restricting rare earth exports critical to our tech and defense industries, demand a hard line. President Trump isn’t backing down; he’s doubling down to protect American innovation and security. He’s open to a deal with China, as he’s said, but it must be on America’s terms, not theirs. This tariff sends a clear message: the days of China ripping off the U.S. are over. Meanwhile, the President is prioritizing trade deals with allies like Japan, South Korea, and Vietnam to isolate China economically.

President Trump’s critics might call these moves erratic, but they’re calculated. He’s navigating a complex global landscape with unmatched deal-making savvy, ensuring America comes out stronger, wealthier, and more secure. As he said, “When the United States is punched, we punch back harder.” That’s not just a promise—it’s a reality.

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用金融經濟角度去睇

如果聯儲局無辦法執行命令,就要拖多一段時間先可以進行減息計劃. 反正侵都做開壞蛋獎門人嗰角色,吹下風鬆少少手就可以令美股回穩返少少…easy job嚟!

但同時望一望東南亞洗產地徵稅升到36%up,個別產品升至3500%.

現時美國徵中國關稅係145%,佢話145%太高咁鬆手到89.64%比你打個折如何？國內廠房停產再開賺得萬幾美金一張大單,扣埋燈油火蠟即係無賺得個做字.

隔了一日,終於有成件事嘅來龍去脈版

首先呢個係侵接受記者在白宮提問,而點解佢會答下減中國關稅. <=呢個重點!

原因係侵無講大話,中國真係有接觸過美國,不過亦係早前流出三個要點. (其中唔準鬧皇上).即係要俾返點面子皇上,因為未正式展開只能透露少少將會如何談判.

白宮發言人Karoline講了一件事setting the stage with deal for china.

即係話如果談判有達成將會減低對方關稅%, 不會0%關稅但會大幅減低.

但呢邊風就吹到no cards要縮手減關稅.

班傳媒唔係無限上綱, 就係「消息指」、「內部人士透露」

要睇關稅消息只可以望Trump個Truth Social