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Trump Defends Policy After China Hits US With 125% Tariffs
President Donald Trump insisted Friday that his tariff policy was "doing really well" despite China hiking levies on US goods to 125 percent in the spiraling trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
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Stock Markets, Tariff War With China: Trump Dominates This Week's Headlines
High drama on stock markets and tensions with China mixed with lighter fare for Donald Trump this week as he again dominated the news agenda for seven days.
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Apple Said to Have Airlifted 600 Tons of iPhones From India to 'Beat' Trump Tariffs
Apple chartered cargo flights to ferry 600 tons of iPhones, or as many as 1.5 million, to the United States from India. Analysts have warned that US prices of iPhones could surge, given Apple's high reliance on imports from China, the main manufacturing hub of the devices, which is subject to Trump's highest tariff rate of 125 percent.
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China Raises Tariffs On US Goods To 125% As Trade War Worsens
China's action came after Donald Trump raised the tariffs for Beijing to 145 per cent, further escalating the ongoing trade war between the top two economies.
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After India Outreach, China Calls On Europe To Resist American "Bullying"
China has called on the European Union to join hands to resist "unilateral bullying" by the US, referring to the sweeping (and staggering) 145 per cent tariffs imposed by Donald Trump on Chinese imports.
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Vietnam To Crack Down On Chinese Goods Shipped To US Via Its Territory
In hope of avoiding punishing US tariffs, Vietnam is prepared to crack down on Chinese goods being shipped to the United States via its territory and will tighten controls on sensitive exports to China.
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Average US Tariff Rate At Highest In A Century Despite Trump's Pause
Many goods from China now face levies of at least 145 per cent -- the total additional figure Donald Trump has imposed this year.
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China Sends Proposal To Australia Amid Bitter Fight With US, Gets Rejected
Australia is actively exploring alternative export opportunities outside the US. The country aims to reduce its reliance on China and bolster economic resilience by diversifying trade with nations like Indonesia, India, the UK, and the UAE.
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Trump's Latest Tariff Hike Brings Additional China Rate To 145%: White House
US President Donald Trump's steep tariff hike targeting Chinese goods, which took effect Thursday, brings Washington's additional rate on China to 145 percent, a White House document confirms.
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Trump's 10% Baseline Tariff For All, Except China, May Remain: Top Official
US President Donald Trump's 10 percent tariff for almost all countries except China will likely remain in place going forward, his top economic advisor Kevin Hassett said Thursday.
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Opinion | Europe Risks Falling Into Chinese Lap
A reciprocal tariff from the United States has inevitably put China in a better position as the latter woos European firms to deepen trade ties as an alternative, further entrenching their dependence on Chinese markets and supply chains
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Stock Markets Soar As Trump Delays Painful Tariffs
Stocks markets rocketed and the dollar fell Thursday after Donald Trump paused steep tariffs on most countries, while investors appeared to brush off the US president's decision to ramp up duties on China.
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China To 'Moderately Reduce' Number Of US Film Imports: Entertainment Body
China's Film Administration said on Thursday it would "moderately reduce" the number of US films it imported into the country, as a standoff between the world's two largest economies escalates.
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Opinion | More Factories, More Deals: How China Plans To Trump Trump
China is gearing up for the future. It's now developing new industrial capabilities and opening new manufacturing units to boost its exports. This poses a threat to manufacturing in the United States.
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China Refuses To Step Back, Says Trump's 125% Tariffs "Against Whole World"
China is refusing to back down against the United States' aggression even as US President Donald Trump increases levies on Chinese imports to a punishing 125 per cent.
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Trump Defends Policy After China Hits US With 125% Tariffs
President Donald Trump insisted Friday that his tariff policy was "doing really well" despite China hiking levies on US goods to 125 percent in the spiraling trade war between the world's two biggest economies.
-
Stock Markets, Tariff War With China: Trump Dominates This Week's Headlines
High drama on stock markets and tensions with China mixed with lighter fare for Donald Trump this week as he again dominated the news agenda for seven days.
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Apple Said to Have Airlifted 600 Tons of iPhones From India to 'Beat' Trump Tariffs
Apple chartered cargo flights to ferry 600 tons of iPhones, or as many as 1.5 million, to the United States from India. Analysts have warned that US prices of iPhones could surge, given Apple's high reliance on imports from China, the main manufacturing hub of the devices, which is subject to Trump's highest tariff rate of 125 percent.
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China Raises Tariffs On US Goods To 125% As Trade War Worsens
China's action came after Donald Trump raised the tariffs for Beijing to 145 per cent, further escalating the ongoing trade war between the top two economies.
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After India Outreach, China Calls On Europe To Resist American "Bullying"
China has called on the European Union to join hands to resist "unilateral bullying" by the US, referring to the sweeping (and staggering) 145 per cent tariffs imposed by Donald Trump on Chinese imports.
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Vietnam To Crack Down On Chinese Goods Shipped To US Via Its Territory
In hope of avoiding punishing US tariffs, Vietnam is prepared to crack down on Chinese goods being shipped to the United States via its territory and will tighten controls on sensitive exports to China.
-
Average US Tariff Rate At Highest In A Century Despite Trump's Pause
Many goods from China now face levies of at least 145 per cent -- the total additional figure Donald Trump has imposed this year.
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China Sends Proposal To Australia Amid Bitter Fight With US, Gets Rejected
Australia is actively exploring alternative export opportunities outside the US. The country aims to reduce its reliance on China and bolster economic resilience by diversifying trade with nations like Indonesia, India, the UK, and the UAE.
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Trump's Latest Tariff Hike Brings Additional China Rate To 145%: White House
US President Donald Trump's steep tariff hike targeting Chinese goods, which took effect Thursday, brings Washington's additional rate on China to 145 percent, a White House document confirms.
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Trump's 10% Baseline Tariff For All, Except China, May Remain: Top Official
US President Donald Trump's 10 percent tariff for almost all countries except China will likely remain in place going forward, his top economic advisor Kevin Hassett said Thursday.
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Opinion | Europe Risks Falling Into Chinese Lap
A reciprocal tariff from the United States has inevitably put China in a better position as the latter woos European firms to deepen trade ties as an alternative, further entrenching their dependence on Chinese markets and supply chains
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Stock Markets Soar As Trump Delays Painful Tariffs
Stocks markets rocketed and the dollar fell Thursday after Donald Trump paused steep tariffs on most countries, while investors appeared to brush off the US president's decision to ramp up duties on China.
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China To 'Moderately Reduce' Number Of US Film Imports: Entertainment Body
China's Film Administration said on Thursday it would "moderately reduce" the number of US films it imported into the country, as a standoff between the world's two largest economies escalates.
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Opinion | More Factories, More Deals: How China Plans To Trump Trump
China is gearing up for the future. It's now developing new industrial capabilities and opening new manufacturing units to boost its exports. This poses a threat to manufacturing in the United States.
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China Refuses To Step Back, Says Trump's 125% Tariffs "Against Whole World"
China is refusing to back down against the United States' aggression even as US President Donald Trump increases levies on Chinese imports to a punishing 125 per cent.
