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Trump's Tariffs on China Now Total 145%—and Beijing's Retaliation Could Hit U.S. Homebuyers
On April 10, Trump clarified that his tariffs on China now total 145%—the 125% rate he announced a day earlier as retribution for China's trade policies, plus a previously announced 20% levy imposed over fentanyl.
Beijing is showing the Trump administration that tariffs aren’t the only weapon in a trade war. Long before President Donald ...
Xi Jinping has urged Vietnam to resist “unilateral bullying” and uphold free and open trade, as he begins a high-stakes ...
In response to why Beijing is not backing down to Donald Trump on tariffs, the answer is that it doesn't have to. China's ...
Beijing expressed weariness with the repeated rounds of increases that threaten to make much of the trade between the world’s ...
Sen. Cory Booker (D-N.J.) issued an “unequivocal condemnation” of President Trump’s tariff strategy, calling his approach ...
UBS has downgraded its China GDP growth forecast to 3.4% for 2025, on the assumption that tariff hikes between it and the United States will remain in place and that Beijing will roll out additional ...
Under Trump's plan, the tariff on Chinese imports was originally set at 34%. Added to an existing 20% tariff on China, that ...
Trump confirmed that semiconductor tariffs are coming soon, and that specific companies in the sector, such as Apple, would ...
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