The White House touted the rollback of tariffs on China as a "historic trade win" for the U.S., but The Wall Street Journal thinks it looked more like a surrender.
"One tragedy of Mr. Trump's shoot-America-in-the-foot-first approach is that he's hurt his chances of rallying a united front of countries against Beijing's mercantilism," it wrote. "By targeting allies with tariffs, Mr. Trump has eroded trust in America's economic and political reliability."
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