The Trump administration began collecting 15 percent tariffs on more than 125 billion dollars worth of Chinese imports. China on the other hand increased duties of between 5 percent to 10 percent on a variety of major American exports. As both sides continue to fan the flames, is there still a chance we will see deescalation any time soon? And how does this affect the rest of us in Asia? 

We speak to Ross Cameron, fund manager and head of Japan for Northcape Capital on his insights.

 

The Trump administration began collecting 15 percent tariffs on more than 125 billion dollars worth of Chinese imports.&nbsp;China on the other hand increased duties of between 5 percent to 10 percent on a variety of major American exports.&nbsp;As both sides continue to fan the flames, is there still a chance we will see deescalation any time soon? And how does this affect the rest of us in Asia?&nbsp;
We speak to Ross Cameron, fund manager and head of Japan for Northcape Capital on his insights.
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