subsidizing their own companies which made them unfairly competitive in the marketplace includes the cyber theft of intellectual property and the force handover of intellectual property from firms who are active in china and that s really the sticking point that s really appears to be gumming up these negotiations those are very sensitive issues for china some of these things technological advances are really seen as big on the domestic policy agenda for china it needs to move ahead according to its china twenty twenty five and so it maybe has a tent to enact some of these measures that washington wants some aim to put pressure on china and let me talk too much if in china much yes what have been the reaction from china so find can we expect a retaliate. we can for sure expect a really retaliation that is what they have sat and it s in the launch of coffee into nash of this kind of international trade war what this origination mike looked like is difficult to say they haven t elaborate
that was 1,230. but the dow for no apparent reason is off about 125 points, half a percent. part of this is because we still don t know what s going on with china. and until we resolve what s going on with china, we re not resolving the rest of the international trade war. we do know that treasury secretary mnuchin and the trade representative are heading to china to continue trade negotiations but that s what the market thinks of it. that wraps up this hour for me. but i m not done, i will be back at 10:00 p.m. eastern for the last word. and joined hi julio s castro, running for president. you can find me on facebook, twitter, instagram, snapchat, even linkeden. thank you for watching. deadline: white house with nicolle wallace starts right now. hi, everyone, it s 4:00 in new york. donald trump s five-day insanity spree may very well be the shiny
downside. talk always had been when the top economic adviser would step down or resign. everybody figured that he would particularly after the tax overhaul, that the markets would react. he s a money man, market man. he did it right after the closing bell yesterday so it wasn t as bad as this morning. lows today were about 350 points. right now we re down 183 points. the other part of the markets that i have been watching is all about the tariffs, steel and aluminum and concerns about an international trade war. but what s happened here at home, the steel stocks and aluminum stocks have jumped for march on this news as anticipated. u.s. steel for example is up. when you look at these 6% for this month. 10%. alcoa5%. but some of the industries are coming under pressure such as industrials. materials. also the beverage companies, automakers. the big picture here is to grow our economy, grow jobs and have better trade deal. the market is not all bad.
main players the antiestablishment five star movement most observers expect a hung parliament. hundreds of people attended the funeral of slain slovak journalist on saturday he was working on a story about italian organized crime in slovakia when he and his fiance were found shot to death seven italian nationals detained in connection with the murders have been released. on twitter us president donald trump has threatened a new tax on european cars imported into the us this is further raised fears of an international trade war after he announced steel and aluminum tariffs last week the moves on trade have spurred international condemnation but are in line with trump s can. payne promises much leadership on this. time.
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