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Astronauts Why China Exporters Remain Unfazed by Trump's Tariffs

As the global trade landscape continues to evolve, one thing is clear Chinese exporters remain steadfast despite the uncertainty surrounding President Donald Trump's tariffs on Chinese goods. The recent 10-percent tariffs and cancellation of duty-free exemptions for low-value packages have not rattled merchants at Yiwu International Trade City market complex.

A Time-Tested Supply Chain

Vendors at this sprawling market complex told Agence France-Presse (AFP) that China's well-developed supply chain would help them maintain their American client base. Gong Lichun, who sells cat toys and decorative plates, noted that her US clients account for up to 30 percent of her orders annually. We don't expect a significant impact, she assured.

Experience Counts

Gong attributes the ease of navigating US clients to China's extensive experience in designing products. China has a long history of producing high-quality goods, she explained. This expertise has helped Chinese exporters build strong relationships with American buyers, making them more resilient to potential trade disruptions.

A Wait-and-See Approach

Some Yiwu vendors told AFP that they would adopt a wait-and-see attitude during what is expected to be a volatile Trump presidency. If [Trump's] tariffs are too much, the public there will feel that prices are too high, so he might end up reducing tariffs, said Wei Xueping, who sells battery-operated dancing toys.

A Shift in Strategy

Wei noted that US orders only make up a small percentage of her exports because it is too expensive to comply with product standards required by American buyers. Other small businesses may choose to focus on alternative markets or adjust their production strategies to minimize the impact of Trump's tariffs.

Calmly Navigating Uncertainty

Gong believes that Trump might eventually tone down his aggressive rhetoric on China, leading to an improvement in the market reaction. He just took office so he might be trying to say something, but if he calms down, the market's reaction might improve, she said.

Expert Insights

Sheng Lu, an expert in global textile trade at the University of Delaware, has a more pessimistic outlook for smaller Chinese businesses. Suddenly losing the de minimis benefits would be devastating for hundreds of thousands of small- and medium-sized e-commerce businesses, he warned, referring to the duty-free loophole closed by Trump.

Conclusion

Despite the uncertainty surrounding President Trump's trade policies, Chinese exporters at Yiwu International Trade City market complex remain cautiously optimistic. With a well-developed supply chain, experience in designing products, and a wait-and-see approach, they are well-equipped to navigate any changes in the market.

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