Trump Says Xi Is "Extremely Hard to Make a Deal With" Amid US-China Tensions

Trump: Xi Is “Extremely Hard to Make a Deal With”

Trump Renews Criticism of Xi as Trade Talks Struggle

In a recent Truth Social post, US President Donald Trump expressed frustration with Chinese President Xi Jinping, stating:

“I like President Xi of China, always have, and always will, but he is VERY TOUGH, AND EXTREMELY HARD TO MAKE A DEAL WITH!!!”

This remark highlights the renewed tension in ongoing US-China trade relations, which have clouded investor sentiment and raised concerns in global markets.

Trade Deal Prospects Under Pressure

Trump’s statement reflects the stalled progress in trade talks, as both sides continue to exchange tariff threats and allegations of deal violations. Markets are bracing for further developments, especially with both leaders expected to possibly connect before the G7 Summit.

Related: Latest on US-China Tariff Negotiations

Market Impact and Global Risk Outlook

The escalating rhetoric between the US and China has ripple effects across currencies, equities, and commodities. Traders are closely watching safe havens like Gold, Yen, and US Treasuries, while emerging markets show increased volatility.

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