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White House Press Secretary: Tariffs of 104% on Chinese goods will take effect starting tomorrow, as China has not lifted its retaliatory measures.

The tariffs will go into effect at 4:01 UTC on April 9.

What if China, in response, starts massively selling U.S. Treasury bonds?

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1. Rising U.S. Treasury yields (and falling bond prices)

How bond pricing works

When people say “bonds are being sold,” it means additional supply is coming to the market.
If demand for these bonds stays the same while supply increases, the price drops.

And bond yields and prices work like a seesaw:
• Price falls → yield rises.
• Price rises → yield falls.

The yield is essentially the percentage you earn from the bond’s coupon plus any change in its market price.

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Simple example:

Imagine a bond worth $1,000 with a 3% annual yield.
• Coupon: $30 per year.
• As long as the bond’s price is $1,000, the yield is 3%.

If China starts selling billions of such bonds, the price might drop to, let’s say, $900.
• The coupon remains the same: $30 per year.
• But now the yield is: $30 / $900 = 3.33%

And so on. The more they sell, the higher the yield climbs.

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Why this matters:
• All borrowing costs in the U.S. (and beyond) are tied to Treasury yields.
When yields rise, it increases the cost of borrowing for:
• The U.S. government,
• Corporations,
• Households (mortgages, auto loans).
• The stock market suffers as well.
Investors start demanding higher returns from equities to compensate for the rising yield on “risk-free” bonds. This hits tech and high-growth companies the hardest.
• Global impact.
Since U.S. Treasuries are the benchmark for the global financial system, rising U.S. yields push borrowing costs up worldwide. This can trigger a wave of asset sell-offs across global markets.

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How much can China sell?

As of early 2025, China holds about $775 billion in U.S. Treasuries (it used to be over a trillion, but they’ve been reducing).
In the grand scheme of things, this is significant but not overwhelming — the total Treasury market exceeds $25 trillion.

A mass sell-off by China could push yields up by around +0.3% to +0.8%, depending on the speed of the sell-off and how other market participants react.

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Will there be a shortage of buyers?

The U.S. sells debt through auctions.
And generally, there’s always a buyer — especially in times of crisis: banks, funds, foreign governments, and even the Fed itself can step in.

However, if China dumps a large volume quickly, the market will only be able to “digest” it through falling prices (and rising yields).

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Summary of point 1:
• China sells → bond prices fall → yields rise.
• Borrowing becomes more expensive globally.
• Equities lose attractiveness, increasing pressure on stock markets.
• The value of existing bonds in foreign portfolios declines.
• The U.S. will be forced either to raise rates or to start buying back bonds (QE).

China has announced additional tariffs of 84% on goods from the USA.

Trump says he will impose 200% tariffs on Chinese goods by April 11.

Total — 304%.

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TRUMP: 90-DAY PAUSE APPLIES TO RECIPROCAL AND 10% TARIFFS

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Consumer Price Index (YoY) (Mar)
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FORECAST: 2.5%
PREVIOUS: 2.8%

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FORECAST: 0.1%
PREVIOUS: 0.2%

Core Consumer Price Index (YoY) (Mar)
ACTUAL: 2.8%
FORECAST: 3.0%
PREVIOUS: 3.1%

Core Consumer Price Index (MoM) (Mar)
ACTUAL: 0.1%
FORECAST: 0.3%
PREVIOUS: 0.2%

Initial Jobless Claims
ACTUAL: 223K
FORECAST: 223K
PREVIOUS: 219K

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Tariffs on China have come into effect, and Canada has responded with counter-tariffs. Markets are in chaos, and this is just the beginning.

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❗️China to Raise Tariffs on U.S. Goods to 125%

❗️China vs. USA — The Trade War Heats Up to the Max. How Will It Affect Us All?

China just fired back with retaliatory tariffs of 125%, after the U.S. imposed its own draconian levies. The trade war has entered a new phase. Let’s break it down — no panic, no hype, just facts.

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What’s happening?

The U.S. is trying to choke Chinese exports — electronics, cars, chips — everything’s getting taxed. In response, China is hitting back at American goods. This is no longer a tariff skirmish — it’s a full-scale economic showdown.

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How does this hit both economies?

1. Prices will surge
Tariffs = more expensive imports. Chinese goods in the U.S. will cost more, and so will American products in China. It’s not just about companies — ordinary people will feel it. Phones, computers, cars, appliances — prices are going up.

2. Production cuts & job losses
When supplies become costlier, companies slash orders and scale back production. That leads to layoffs in both countries — the auto and electronics sectors will be hit hardest.

3. Inflation accelerates
Rising prices + falling demand = companies hiking prices even more to cover costs. It’s a vicious cycle.

4. Shockwaves in global markets
The world economy is deeply tied to both China and the U.S. When these giants clash, everyone feels it — raw materials and logistics get more expensive, demand slumps.

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How does this affect us personally?

- Prices will rise across the board — especially for electronics and vehicles.
- Shipping costs will increase, and delivery times will get longer.
- Investors will flee to “safe havens” — gold, oil, the dollar, and Bitcoin may all rally amid the panic.
- Expect more fear and noise in the media — and with it, higher market volatility.

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This isn’t just a minor political spat. It’s a battle for control over the future.

These trade wars aren’t about this year’s iPhone — they’re about who leads the next 10–15 years in chips, AI, and next-gen electronics. And while the giants clash, the rest of the world braces for turbulence.

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Bottom line:

Everyone will take a hit — economies, businesses, ordinary people. But it’s in moments like these that the rules of the game change.
Some will lose everything. Others will build empires on new supply chains and opportunities.

Watch this closely. History is being written in real time.

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