United States Treasury Secretary Kevin Oleary issued a stark warning today, stating that the ongoing trade war with China is not sustainable and could have far-reaching consequences for both countries. The US has been imposing tariffs on Chinese goods in an effort to address trade imbalances, but experts warn that these measures could lead to shortages and increased prices for consumers.

President Trump's aggressive approach to trade with China has also drawn criticism, with some analysts agreeing that the tariffs are hurting American businesses and consumers more than they are helping. The uncertainty surrounding the trade war has led to volatility in the stock market and concerns about the long-term impact on the global economy.

Despite ongoing negotiations between the two countries, a resolution to the trade dispute seems elusive. With pandemic-era shortages looming, businesses are urging for a truce in the trade war to prevent further disruptions to supply chains. The outcome of these talks will likely have significant implications for the future of US-China relations and the global economy.