Tariff Fight And Beijing’s Response
Over the weekend, Washington and Beijing traded threats and countermeasures: the White House floated a potential 100% tariff on Chinese goods while China signaled retaliation including new port fees and
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Over the weekend, Washington and Beijing traded threats and countermeasures: the White House floated a potential 100% tariff on Chinese goods while China signaled retaliation including new port fees and
On Sunday, China’s Ministry of Commerce publicly defended its new rare-earth export controls and urged Washington to “return to negotiations” instead of issuing threats. The statement framed the curbs
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On Friday, President Donald Trump warned on social media he is weighing a 100% tariffs hike on Chinese imports and new export controls after Beijing tightened rules on rare earths,
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