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Additional US Tariffs on China to Be in Effect Until Beijing Makes Deal With Washington, Trump Says
Additional US Tariffs on China to Be in Effect Until Beijing Makes Deal With Washington, Trump Says
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Additional US Tariffs on China to Be in Effect Until Beijing Makes Deal With Washington, Trump SaysThe US will collect a 104% tariff starting on Wednesday after Beijing missed Trump's deadline to roll back retaliation measures, the White House noted.Meanwhile, China will continue to take decisive measures to protect its interests, Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian stated on Wednesday.Last week, the Chinese State Council announced additional tariffs of 34% on all goods imported from the US, effective from Thursday.
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Additional US Tariffs on China to Be in Effect Until Beijing Makes Deal With Washington, Trump Says
11:26 09.04.2025 (Updated: 12:26 09.04.2025) Additional US Tariffs on China to Be in Effect Until Beijing Makes Deal With Washington, Trump Says
"I think they'll make a deal at some point. They want to make a deal … They just don't know how to get it started because they're proud people," the US president pointed out on Tuesday.
The US will collect a 104% tariff starting on Wednesday after Beijing missed Trump's deadline to roll back retaliation measures, the White House noted.
Meanwhile, China will continue to take decisive measures to protect its interests, Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian stated on Wednesday.
Last week, the Chinese State Council announced additional tariffs of 34% on all goods imported from the US, effective from Thursday.
