The president of the United States, Donald Trump, is already in China for a very different mission than the one he originally imagined, when he had . With the war in Iran still open, and the Strait of Hormuz closed tight, the Republican needs to convince his Chinese counterpart to lend him his collaboration to persuade Tehran to agree to negotiate and thus be able to put an end to a conflict that has become his great headache. Halfway through the tenth week, its effects are already palpable in the economy.
