According to Bank of Singapore, recent trade talks between the US and China involved the former asking for the “impossible”, which included cutting the trading surplus from US$387 billion to US$200 billion while protecting intellectual property, ending industrial subsidies and refraining from retaliation. The bank believes that China will focus on two major tactics in these negotiations: using the threat of…
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