Trump has struck again, this time threatening to raise the tariffs to 25% from 10% on 200 billion worth of China goods [1]. This move is a predictable one considering the weakening of the Chinese Yuan against the US Dollars for the past few weeks (dropped from previously 1 USD to 6.2+ Yuan to current 1 USD to 6.8+ Yuan). This dropped of almost 8-10% in the currency strength will negate off the 10% tariffs of the 200 billion goods if implemented. In layman terms, the 10% tariffs (200 billion China goods) will have no impact on China at all. This explains why Trump decided to increase the tariffs further to 25% and hope to push China harder to get back on to the negotiation table. China has responded swiftly to Trump's threats again and they mentioned: “China has consistently advocated resolving differences through dialogue, but only on the...