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Or rather, he did.
So we're in survival mode right now.
What's the Trump administration doing to avoid the economic damage of the president's trade war?
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We don't know how the US will get out of a trade war,
but the Trump administration jolted markets yesterday just by admitting the problem.
The Treasury Secretary told business leaders that the US and China need some way out of triple-digit tariffs.
Multiple forecasts are calling for sharply lower economic growth.
The International Monetary Fund is the latest.