Are the US and Chinese economies really about to start 'decoupling'?

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

35% : The question for some on Tuesday was whether Biden was changing tack in an appeal to the blue-collar voters he and Trump are courting across the US industrial rust-belt.
27% : Others asked if the Democratic president was using tariffs as a weapon in an attempt to look tougher on China than Donald Trump, his Republican rival in this year's White House race -- who launched a trade war on China in 2018 and has recently pledged to hit all the country's imports into the US with a 60 per cent levy.
16% : Following a statutory review of the tariffs that Trump had put on $300bn worth of Chinese goods during his trade war, Biden -- who had criticised the tariffs when they were introduced -- kept the levies in place, but added the others on clean energy products.

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