succeed John Mueller as CEO at the start of the year. And as the market digests this weekend's big trade headlines, our next guest says that despite a 90 day tariff pause, Chinese goods are about to get a lot more expensive. David Riedel is president and founder of Riedel Research.David, welcome. It's always great to see you. Why are they going to get more expensive.>> Well, I think that, you know, industries have done what they can to absorb the tariffs. So far, companies have all worked through any invent ...

All right, so these trade talks are happening next week and already we're hearing talk about this deadline potentially being extended. Uh I want to get your take on that first. Why already look to extend the deadline when you know you're going to be talking in a few days.Well, I think they wanted to really get out ahead of what they know the markets are concerned about, what others are concerned about, and that is this this August the 12th deadline. And Frank, I think it's pretty clear that both sides here ...

US-China Trade Negotiations - The US administration showed a softening tone regarding trade negotiations with China [2] - There were signs that the US President aimed for a summit with the Chinese leader by the end of the year [3] - Easing export restrictions on Nvidia's chip exports to China was a positive sign for the Chinese government [3][4] - Further softening of export controls on Nvidia chips is possible [4] Potential Escalation Factors - An employee of Wells Fargo was stopped from exiting China, leading the company to advise employees against traveling to China [5][6] - China accused foreign agents of smuggling rare earths out of the country [7]

Tariffs to tack to now student visa bans. Is there a sense that the U.S. under the Trump administration has a clear China policy, a clear China strategy. So, look, I think the one area, one of a few areas in which there is not real clarity about the ultimate direction of where President Trump wants to take a relationship is between the United States and China.And that's similar to the first term. And I think the reasons for that is that under the Trump tent, there are very different views. You have some peo ...

Back to the big news this morning. So President Trump has posted that the framework trade agreement with China is a done deal and that will include upfront shipments of rare earths. But exact details of the pact remain fairly sketchy.Now, the President also says he will be sending letters to other trading partners in the next couple of weeks setting unilateral tariff rates. So we're dealing with Japan, we're dealing with South Korea, we're dealing with a lot of them. We're dealing with about 15 countries.Bu ...

This is your train. I'm Shery Ahn in Tokyo. I'm Heidi Stark.What's in Sydney. The top stories this hour. Asian stocks are set to start the week in positive territory as U.S. jobs data eases Recession fears.US-China trade talks is set to resume on Monday with rare earth materials in focus. President Trump says he may send Marines to join National Guard troops in Los Angeles over the objections of the state. Governor and city mayor Bloomberg reveals that metters in talks for an investment in a start up scale ...