Jim Rogers: US & China Trade War
Jim Rogers, global investor joins us to give us his take on China and the US are duking it over tariffs, but is a trade war on the horizon? https://youtu.be/nuHQ13rVyWs
Jim Rogers, global investor joins us to give us his take on China and the US are duking it over tariffs, but is a trade war on the horizon? https://youtu.be/nuHQ13rVyWs
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