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  • The U.S. appeared to have the upper hand when President Trump slapped a hefty round of tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods last September, but that has changed with China’s economy stabilizing and its stock market surging.
  • At the time, the U.S. stocks were near all-time highs and the economy was growing above trend, while China was stumbling and its stock market was in the middle of a year long sell off.
  • But since Trump signaled progress in talks in late December, both U.S. and Chinese stocks turned around, with China’s 27 percent year-to-date gain leading world markets higher.

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