Professor Jun Qian Gives a Special Interview with Bloomberg News, Making Comprehensive Analysis on Sino-US Trade Pattern | Info

Release time：2025-02-10    

On February 5^th 2025, Jun Qian, Executive Dean of FISF and Professor in Finance, accepted a special interview with the world-famous financial media Bloomberg News, providing in-depth analysis on Sino-US trade frictions.

Professor Introduction

Jun Qian

Executive Dean of Fudan International School of Finance

Professor in Finance

After the US announced to add tariffs by 10% on all the goods exported from China to the US on grounds of Fentanyl importation and other issues, China declared to add tariffs on some imported goods originating from the United States, covering coal, liquefied natural gas, crude oil and other relevant fields. As for such trade countermeasures taken by China, Professor Jun Qian believed this was an expectation-meeting strategy (during multiple rounds of game process). He held that China would further enhance the diversified development of import and export industry structure in the future while also stimulating diversified (global) layout along with the resilience of relevant production chain and supply chain, and maintaining and expanding the degree of opening of the Chinese economy. All these measures would also boost the resilience of Chinese economy and the balanced development between internal and external demands. Qian also stressed that if tariffs on Mexico, the EU and Southeast Asia were also raised, corresponding negative impacts would soon emerge in the US, causing an increase in inflation and damage to consumers’ rights and interests.

When it came to China’s domestic economys, particularly the widely concerned issue of boosting consumption, Professor Jun Qian stated that currently Chinese economy were facing two core missions, firstly to stabilize the real estate market and control local government debt risks, and secondly to stimulate consumption. He adopted an optimistic attitude toward the rebound tendency of Chinese economy.

In the interview, both parties also exchanged opinions on the current situation and future prospect of the employment market.

Fudan International School of Finance has been actively practicing the concept of “telling good Chinese stories and spreading the voice of China” by conveying professional insights on world-famous financial media platforms.

Bloomberg News is a renowned financial media worldwide, and the program The China Show focusing the Chinese market is broadcast at the prime time of 21:00 in the US, with a viewing rate ranking top among all the financial programs globally for long.

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