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PREVIEW: Colleague Chris Riegel reporting from Florida that the China suppliers are desperate no matter the promising headlines of a deal between US and PRC. More later.

The John Batchelor Show

John Batchelor

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4.52.8K Ratings

🗓️ 12 June 2025

⏱️ 4 minutes

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PREVIEW: Colleague Chris Riegel reporting from Florida that the China suppliers are desperate no matter the promising headlines of a deal between US and PRC. More later.
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1:00.9

This is John Batchel, conversation with my colleague Chris Regal, about China and

1:06.4

can it write itself if there is a sudden trade deal negotiated between Washington and Beijing.

1:13.1

It would appear not yet. It will take some time. And Chris gives an estimate and why. He is with

1:20.6

Chinese suppliers at a meeting in the United States and there is despair, according to Chris.

1:28.5

Here is how he presents what he's seeing right now, no matter the headlines.

1:34.1

Much more of this later tonight.

1:37.2

John, I'm actually in Florida at a trade conference with a number of Chinese suppliers

1:42.3

of ours.

1:43.3

Everyone is still extremely desperate.

1:45.7

Even if the U.S. Chinese trade policy gets resolved, you still have that gap of,

1:52.1

call it six months of no orders. So China is certainly slow, is certainly aggressively seeking

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