Chinese investors are increasingly anxious about the potential re-election of former U.S. President Donald Trump, amidst a struggling economy and plummeting stocks, reports Goldman Sachs. What Happened: Goldman Sachs identified Trump’s potential re-election as a significant concern among their clients in Beijing and Shanghai, reported Bloomberg on Sunday. The apprehension stems from Trump’s possible plans to levy significant tariffs on Chinese imports if he secures a second term. The former president has previously expressed support for revoking China’s “most favored nation” status for U.S. tr…