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The re-election of Donald Trump ushers in a renewed era ofuncertainty and recalibration in U.S.-China economicrelations. During his first term, Trump’s administrationsignificantly altered the global trade landscape by imposingtariffs on Chinese goods, challenging China's intellectualproperty practices, and restricting technology exports. Hisconfrontational approach to economic competition withChina laid the groundwork for a broader push towardeconomic decoupling—an effort that not only reshapedtrade flows but also had profound consequences for globalmarkets, supply chains, and international trade governance.As Trump embarks on his second term, the world watchesto see whether his administration will double down onthese policies, implementing even stricter measures againstChina, and what that means for businesses, workers, andeconomies worldwide.
