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Trump tariffs live updates: China eases tariffs on select US goods as Trump says Beijing will 'eat’ the costs
Reuters reported that China had quietly compiled a list of US-made goods exempt from its 125% tariffs, aiming to ease trade tensions without public concessions. The list appears to be expanding: For instance,
Bessent Says China Could Lose 10 Million Jobs From Tariffs
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent predicted on Tuesday that China could lose 10 million jobs quickly due to tariffs and that Beijing will see over time that Chinese tariffs are not sustainable. (Reporting by Andrea Shalal and Steve Holland;
Senate Republicans narrowly voted down a Democratic resolution that would have blocked global tariffs announced by President ...
Beijing-backed social media accounts say U.S. officials have reached out to Chinese counterparts through multiple channels to ...
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China caved on one of its major 125% tariffs against ethane imports from the U.S. on Tuesday, having initially imposed the ...
Chinese policymakers are hoping to stabilize the yuan as it faces downward pressure from U.S. levies and a gloomy growth ...
Lackluster quarterly results from consumer-facing companies including McDonald’s and Harley-Davidson are the latest sign that American shoppers are curbing spending amid shifting U.S. trade policies.
China is leveraging its propaganda machine to hit back at U.S. tariffs, rolling out videos using Cold War imagery to lambaste ...
Plunging trade across the Pacific is leading to production halts and threatening job instability for millions of Chinese.
Beijing has made a list of US goods that would be exempted from its 125 per cent tariffs and has been quietly notifying its ...
Some tariff relief is on the way for automakers after the White House confirmed the US will act on Tuesday to alleviate some ...
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