Referencing dynamics of China's unfair trade practices via Twitter on Sunday, President Donald Trump hailed U.S. automaker Ford's decision to cancel plans to make its Focus crossover in China and import it back to the U.S.

Trump's first tweet read: "'Ford has abruptly killed a plan to sell a Chinese-made small vehicle in the U.S. because of the prospect of higher U.S. Tariffs.' CNBC. This is just the beginning. This car can now be BUILT IN THE U.S.A. and Ford will pay no tariffs!"

But despite the president's optimism, Ford has no plans to move the production of the vehicle from China to the U.S. The move means this vehicle will not be available to the U.S. consumer.

An hour later, President Trump repeated an oft-mentioned tariff imbalance with China and the U.S. with regard to automotive sales.

"If the U.S. sells a car into China, there is a tax of 25%," President Trump tweeted. "If China sells a car into the U.S., there is a tax of 2%. Does anybody think that is FAIR? The days of the U.S. being ripped-off by other nations is OVER!"

Trump completed his Sunday morning trio of economic policy tweets, praising CNBC's report of his economic growth as being "on fire" and boasting a stock market "up almost 50 percent" since his election.

"'Trump has set Economic Growth on fire. During his time in office, the economy has achieved feats most experts thought impossible. GDP is growing at a 3 percent-plus rate. The unemployment rate is near a 50 year low.' CNBC," Trump tweeted. ". . . Also, the Stock Market is up almost 50% since Election!"