Ignore Trump's tweets, all that matters is how many ships pass through the Strait of Hormuz: Analyst

Independent geopolitical analyst Jacob Shapiro says that all markets, not just those in developing countries, are having to deal with the "wrestling match" between growth and material constraints as a result of the Strait of Hormuz's closure. He also says that while U.S.-China relations might improve in the short-term under President Trump, Beijing is aware that this won't last due to the bipartisan "anti-China agenda" in the U.S.