lmao you think this is going to make the USD worth more? What are you smoking and can I have some?
> Beijing has previously said it won't go down the FX depreciation road, preferring to keep the yuan relatively "stable". But that was before Trump's self-styled "Liberation Day". Beijing's first response might be to try and negotiate with Washington to get the tariffs lowered. But if that fails, FX devaluation becomes a real option to offset the shock.
They didn't take the negotiation route. We'll see what's next.