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EPISODE · Apr 9, 2025 · 24 MIN

Dragon vs. Dollar: China's Trade War Playbook and US Financial Power

from Niti Shastra · host Siddharth Sharma

Namaskar,Today we bring you the podcast on our article “Dragon vs. Dollar: China's Trade War Playbook and US Financial Power” by Siddharth Sharma where we discuss what are tools China has in fighting this new trade war with United States from tariffs, treasury bonds, capital controls, export controls over rare earth minerals. But does China really have the upper hand. While that may be popular notion but America has a power financial muscle of using Dollar based system to seek coercion by allies and countries across to world to comply and stop trade with China. How this plays out will probably decide who wins this round of trade war and gets an upper hand in dominating the world. The podcast discusses all these aspects in detail. We really hope you like the podcast. For in-depth read you can read article over here. Do like and Share the same. Kindly do subscribe to Niti Shastra on Substack, YouTube (@nitishastraIndia), Spotify and Apple Podcast. RegardsNiti Shastra This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nitishastra.substack.com

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