Tariff War: Korea Impact

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US-China Hegemony War and Tariff War: Development Process and Economic Impact

1. Commencement of US Tariff War

  • The US officially commenced the tariff war from February 4th.
  • Tariffs on Canada and Mexico were suspended for one month.
  • An immediate tariff imposition decision was made against China.
  • Consequently, China immediately implemented retaliatory measures.

2. Market Response to the Tariff War

  • Contrary to expectations, the market remained stable without significant shocks.
  • Reason: The market had already anticipated the US imposing tariffs on China and China retaliating.
  • The stock market reacted tepidly as there were no special changes compared to expectations.

3. Background of US Tariff Measures

  • The US is pursuing tariff policies under the pretext of resolving trade deficits.
  • However, the ultimate goal is to check China's economic and industrial hegemony.
  • The intention is to increase negotiating power through negotiations with Canada and Mexico.
  • China already had a significant tariff burden, and an additional 10% tariff was imposed to apply pressure.

4. China's Counter Strategy

  • China also immediately imposed retaliatory tariffs on the US.
  • As for future response strategies, there are two main cards:
    1. Sale of US Treasury Bonds
      • China is one of the world's largest holders of US Treasury bonds.
      • Large-scale sales could significantly shock the US financial market.
    2. Restriction of Rare Earth and Key Mineral Exports
      • Rare earth resources are essential for semiconductors, electric vehicle batteries, etc.
      • If China restricts supply, it is expected to severely impact the US high-tech industry.

5. Impact on Korea

  • Korea has a high dependence on intermediate goods exports to China.
  • If the US-China trade war intensifies, both Korea's exports to China and exports to the US will be affected.
  • Impacts are expected on the semiconductor, automobile, and steel industries, among others.
  • In the long term, Korean companies need a supply chain diversification strategy.

6. Future Outlook

  • The US is using the tariff war as a negotiating card.
  • China is also highly likely to consider countermeasures against the US.
  • If the tariff war continues, downward pressure on the global economy will increase.
  • Uncertainty is increasing for the world economy, including Korea.

< Summary >

  • The US officially commenced the tariff war from February 4th, suspended measures against Canada and Mexico, but immediately implemented tariffs on China.
  • China responded by announcing retaliatory measures.
  • The market had already anticipated this, so there was no major shock.
  • The US is pursuing tariff policies with the US-China hegemony war in mind, and China has response cards such as selling US Treasury bonds and restricting rare earth resources.
  • Korea has a high dependence on intermediate goods exports, so it is likely to be directly affected by the US-China trade war.
  • Uncertainty in the global economy is likely to increase in the future.

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๏ปฟ US-China Hegemony War and Tariff War: Development Process and Economic Impact 1. Commencement of US Tariff War The US officially commenced the tariff war from February 4th. Tariffs on Canada and Mexico were suspended for one month. An immediate tariff imposition decision was made against China. Consequently, China immediately implemented retaliatory measures. 2. Market…

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