(Bloomberg) -- China may embrace greater stimulus, bolster manufacturing, and allow the yuan to weaken to offset the negative effects of a second Trump presidency on the Chinese economy, analysts said. Listen to the Here’s Why podcast on Apple ...

It’s anyone’s guess how the People’s Bank of China governor will navigate the many shocks the former and future U.S. president has threatened for Asia’s 2025. From 60% tariffs on Chinese goods to a weaker dollar President-elect Donald Trump has Asian minds racing.

Emmanuel Macron warned that Europe risks getting divided by Donald Trump’s economic policy and being thrown into a simultaneous trade war with Washington and Beijing.

The French president added that European countries risked being divided depending on their relative dependence on the US or Chinese market.

China is ready to go head-to-head with President-elect Donald Trump’s tariffs as he prepares to take back the Oval. If Trump pushes for tariffs as high as 60% on Chinese goods, Beijing isn’t about to sit back.