U.S.-CHINA TRADE TENSIONS SEEN AS TACTICAL, NOT LASTING
Morgan Stanley says recent U.S.-China trade moves — including rare-earth export curbs and tariff threats — are part of tactical escalation, not a lasting split. A full trade decoupling is unlikely, and both sides are expected to ease tensions before key summits. The bank sees short-term volatility rather than structural disruption.The copyright of this article belongs to the original author/organization.
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