Mick Mulvaney on US-Japan Co-Investment in Rare Earths and Government Shutdowns
CNBC TelevisionNovember 5, 20254 min670 views
10 connectionsΒ·16 entities in this videoβUS-China Trade Relations
- π¨π³ The relationship between the US and China is described as a "cold peace," not a full-blown trade war, with expectations of "framework" agreements rather than comprehensive deals.
- π€ When President Trump and Xi Jinping meet, they will announce something, but it won't be a final or comprehensive deal, leaving room for future negotiations.
Rare Earths and International Trade
- π²πΎ The agreement with Malaysia is significant, partly due to its substantial rare earth resources.
- π―π΅ Japan has long been concerned about China's chokehold on rare earths and is ahead of the US in addressing this issue.
- π‘ There is potential for US-Japan co-investment to develop Japan's domestic rare earth resources, a topic raised in meetings.
US Government Shutdown Dynamics
- ποΈ Polling on the government shutdown is dismissed as unlikely to affect voting behavior, as people rarely blame a party enough to change their vote.
- π« Neither party has a strong immediate interest in ending the shutdown, with Democrats seeing favorable polling and Republicans benefiting from increased executive authority for the President.
- βοΈ A potential indicator for the shutdown's impact could be air traffic controller delays if they do not receive pay.
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Rare EarthsUS-China TradeGovernment ShutdownUS-Japan RelationsCo-investmentTrade PolicyExecutive AuthorityMalaysia TradeTrump AdministrationOMB
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