Wave of Protectionism from the West
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“The economic slowdown has prompted more protectionist noise, especially from the West, … against current account surplus countries such as China,” Tai Hui from Standard Chartered Bank said. The US government’s preliminary duty on Chinese steel products announced Thursday is part of a “wave of protectionist or anti-trade measures that could come in the months ahead,” he added.
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