Navigating the Shifting US-China Trade Landscape in 2025

Join CRC’s Macro Insights Team on Wednesday, March 12 for our latest webinar: Navigating the Shifting US-China Trade Landscape in 2025.

This exclusive session will dive into one of the most critical topics shaping the global economy today: China’s economic landscape, its competition with the US, and the evolving dynamics of trade and tariffs.

For US manufacturers and retailers, understanding the implications of trade policies, tariffs, and shifting supply chains is crucial to maintaining competitive advantage. With tariffs rising and trade policies shifting, today’s decisions will directly impact your costs, strategy, and future growth.

In this 60-minute webinar, we will explore:

• Lessons from the 2018-2019 tariffs: How did US businesses adapt, and what strategies were most effective in mitigating the impact?
• Current tariffs and supply chain shifts: How are US companies responding to the new 10% tariffs? Where are supply chains moving next—Vietnam, India, Mexico, or reshoring to the US?
• China’s potential responses this time: How is China likely to react to Trump’s foreign trade policies in 2025? Will RMB depreciate to absorb costs?
• Challenges and outlook of China’s economic growth: What are the key drivers of China’s economy today, and how are they being reshaped?

Don’t miss this opportunity to gain critical insights that will inform your business decisions in 2025 and beyond.

Registration includes access to the presentation deck and on-demand replay we’ll send out after the call.

Note: This webinar is complimentary with a CRC Macro Insights subscription. If you want to learn more about CRC’s comprehensive macro product offering, please reach out to your customer experience representative or email us at info@cleveland-research.com.

About the Presenter

Skylar Xie, CFA

Director of Macro Research

Cleveland Research Company

Skylar is the Director of Macro Research at Cleveland Research Company. She was one of the founders of CRC’s Macro Insights, connecting the dots between CRC’s bottoms-up channel research and top-down economic data.

Skylar holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Economics from Beijing Jiaotong University in Beijing, China. She also holds a Master of Science in Finance and graduated with Dean’s Academic Reward from Case Western Reserve University. In May 2021, Skylar received her MBA from the Wharton Business School in Philadelphia, PA and is a CFA® charterholder.