US-China Trade Tensions Escalate Again – Commerzbank Warns of Deeper Conflict

Trump Accuses China of Geneva Accord Breach, Sparking Fresh Market Concerns

US President Donald Trump reignited US-China trade tensions on Friday, claiming Beijing had violated the recent Geneva trade accord. The renewed rhetoric triggered immediate concerns in global markets that had only recently found temporary relief after reduced tariffs between the two countries.

China Pushes Back, Blames US for Escalation

In a swift and firm response, China's Ministry of Commerce denied Trump’s accusations and blamed Washington for breaching the agreement by enacting fresh chip export controls and suspending Chinese student visas. This exchange underscores the fragile and volatile nature of ongoing US-China trade relations.

Commerzbank: Deep Structural Differences Remain Unresolved

According to analysts at Commerzbank, fleeting periods of détente are misleading. The ongoing structural rivalry between the two world powers suggests that long-term resolution is unlikely. While diplomatic overtures might still surface, the depth of the disagreement remains a major geopolitical risk for financial markets.

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