On-point: Is there any room for tariff negotiations between Trump and Xi Jinping?

And this tit-for-tat tariff cycle between the U.S. and China feels like déjà vu considering what we witnessed 6, 7 years ago.

Is there any room for negotiations so that the trade war doesn't become a repeat of the past?

For more, we turn to Professor Yang Hee-dong.

Welcome back.

1. Agricultural machinery, pick-up trucks, also some large cars

Why is China targeting and hitting back with these select items?

2. China's tariffs on the U.S. are due to begin next Monday, the 10th.

Why wait until the 10th? Is this some sort of a strategic move?

To make negotiations for the next 5-6 days?

3. Then what kind of deals do you think Trump and Xi will try to make if they talk on the phone?

What kind of deals will satisfy both of them?

4. How long would you say it'll take to see if the tariffs take a toll on South Korea and its economy?

Why that long? Or that soon?

5. Then during this time, what is there for us to do?

Is this where large conglomerates step in and make deals with the U.S.?

Or what should and can the South Korean government do during this time?

Thanks so much for your insight and your time this morning.

We appreciate it.