because trump wants to have some success stories to have occured within his "first 100 days"
thats why he is trying to push for peace with ukraine and russia quickly too



other countries dont have the capacity to take on all the stuff... thats why its stockpiling at chinese ports and being charged demurrage charges for being left there, no one else is willing to take that much in that huge amount
chinese businesses are also trying to sell fully retail ready and working stuff for scrap price domestically just to get it off the ports. but other countries are refusing as they will be lumbered with the stock pile

EG where by africa does not have much of a rainy season. whom would want thousands of umbrella's per container
EG whereby africa's national grid electric does not extend to most rural towns and villagesafrican heat means people wear open toed sandalls, whom wants hundreds of air frierswould want high heel stilettos and electrical devices per containerleather boots
EG whereby africa's national grid electric* does not extend to most rural towns and villages, whom wants hundreds of air friers and electrical devices per container
most of africa's population are unelectrified (about 600m peoples homes dont have national grid access)[endless examples]

*most of africa's population are unelectrified (about 600m peoples homes dont have national grid access)

most other countries dont want an onslaught of near free stuff as it then hurts their own economics of their own business/manufacturing
EG if they take on loads of free solar, their own solar businesses in africa will shut down so they would rather say no to protect their own economy
EG if they take on loads more rice. then their own rice farms would suffer

this is what america is trying to do and others are following. not let china push other countries into accepting discounted stuff which would stop countries domestic production

..
decades ago china done this as a strategy.. they sold stuff below cost(businesses subsidised by chinese gov) to get other countries like the US to sell it and switch off US manufacturing and just rely on chinese supply. then china tied the US into trade deals of decades long contracts to only get certain goods from them rather than other countries

china would also offload underpriced stuff into vietnam and thailand to shut down their manufacturing. or even just buy up other countries factories to destroy the competition...

however
now many countries are seeing the light of that mistake and wanting to renegotiate the trade deals and not falling for same trick twice. heck even this week vietnam are sanctioning and charging chinese ships for trying to do these tricks

when goods are sold at normal price from china(chinese business profit without subsidy). the cost of goods are not actually the cheapest worldwide
so this time countries are not falling for same trap again. (taking below cost goods(subsidised) causing shutting down domestic production) nor becoming reliant on chinese goods and then being contracted into continual supply from china whereby china raise prices once deals are locked in

this time countries want to decentralise their supply chain. keep options open and take long term view

because trump wants to have some success stories to have occured within his "first 100 days"
thats why he is trying to push for peace with ukraine and russia quickly too



other countries dont have the capacity to take on all the stuff... thats why its stockpiling at chinese ports and being charged demurrage charges for being left there, no one else is willing to take that much in that huge amount
chinese businesses are also trying to sell fully retail ready and working stuff for scrap price domestically just to get it off the ports. but other countries are refusing as they will be lumbered with the stock pile

EG where by africa does not have much of a rainy season. whom would want thousands of umbrella's per container
EG whereby africa's national grid electric does not extend to most rural towns and villages, whom wants hundreds of air friers and electrical devices per container

most other countries dont want an onslaught of near free stuff as it then hurts their own economics of their own businessafrica's population are unelectrified (about 600m peoples homes dont have national grid access)

most other countries dont want an onslaught of near free stuff as it then hurts their own economics of their own business/manufacturing
EG if they take on loads of free solar, their own solar businesses in africa will shut down so they would rather say no to protect their own economy
EG if they take on loads more rice. then their own rice farms would suffer

this is what america is trying to do and others are following. not let china push other countries into accepting discounted stuff which would stop countries domestic production

..
decades ago china done this as a strategy.. they sold stuff below cost(businesses subsidised by chinese gov) to get other countries like the US to sell it and switch off US manufacturing and just rely on chinese supply. then china tied the US into trade deals of decades long contracts to only get certain goods from them rather than other countries

china would also offload underpriced stuff into vietnam and thailand to shut down their manufacturing. or even just buy up other countries factories to destroy the competition...

however
now many countries are seeing the light of that mistake and wanting to renegotiate the trade deals and not falling for same trick twice. heck even this week vietnam are sanctioning and charging chinese ships for trying to do these tricks

when goods are sold at normal price from china(chinese business profit without subsidy). the cost of goods are not actually the cheapest worldwide
so this time countries are not falling for same trap again. (taking below cost goods(subsidised) causing shutting down domestic production) nor becoming reliant on chinese goods and then being contracted into continual supply from china whereby china raise prices once deals are locked in

this time countries want to decentralise their supply chain. keep options open and take long term view

because trump wants to have some success stories to have occured within his "first 100 days"
thats why he is trying to push for peace with ukraine and russia quickly too



other countries dont have the capacity to take on all the stuff... thats why its stockpiling at ports and being charged demurrage charges for being left there, no one else is willing to take that much in that huge amount
chinese businesses are also trying to sell fully retail ready and working stuff for scrap price domestically just to get it off the ports

EG where by africa does not have much of a rainy season. whom would want thousands of umbrella's per container
EG whereby africa's national grid electric does not extend to most rural towns and villages, whom wants hundreds of air friers and electrical devices per container

most other countries dont want an onslaught of near free stuff as it then hurts their own economics of their own business
EG if they take on loads of free solar, their own solar businesses in africa will shut down so they would rather say no to protect their own economy

this is what america is trying to do and others are following. not let china push other countries into accepting discounted stuff which would stop countries domestic production

..
decades ago china done this as a strategy.. they sold stuff below cost(businesses subsidised by chinese gov) to get other countries like the US to sell it and switch off US manufacturing and just rely on chinese supply. then china tied the US into trade deals of decades long contracts to only get certain goods from them rather than other countries

china would also offload underpriced stuff into vietnam and thailand to shut down their manufacturing. or even just buy up other countries factories to destroy the competition...

however
now many countries are seeing the light of that mistake and wanting to renegotiate the trade deals and not falling for same trick twice. heck even this week vietnam are sanctioning and charging chinese ships for trying to do these tricks

when goods are sold at normal price from china(chinese business profit without subsidy). the cost of goods are not actually the cheapest worldwide
so this time countries are not falling for same trap again. (taking below cost goods(subsidised) causing shutting down domestic production) nor becoming reliant on chinese goods and then being contracted into continual supply from china whereby china raise prices once deals are locked in

this time countries want to decentralise their supply chain. keep options open and take long term view