
Tariff Standoff: Why Washington Must Make the First Move
With U.S. tariffs on the Chinese mainland hitting 245% and Chinese duties at 125%, global markets stagger. Washington must lift barriers to start real talks.
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With U.S. tariffs on the Chinese mainland hitting 245% and Chinese duties at 125%, global markets stagger. Washington must lift barriers to start real talks.
China’s Ministry of Commerce is assessing possible trade talks with the U.S., setting the stage for shifts in global markets, tech partnerships, and sustainable growth.
President Trump warned US kids could end up with ‘two dolls instead of 30’ as 145% tariffs on Chinese mainland toys threaten half of US toy makers.
The American Petroleum Institute warns new US rules on Chinese-built LNG vessels risk spiking costs and destabilizing exports, citing no domestic carriers exist by the 2029 deadline.
Amazon reverses plan to display tariff costs on its platform after White House criticism, spotlighting tensions over U.S.-China trade and the ripple effects of Trump-era duties.
China denies any tariff negotiations with the U.S., urging dialogue only on equal footing. Spokespersons Guo Jiakun and He Yadong reject claims of progress and warn against intimidation.
Chinese mainland halts U.S. soybean and corn imports since January, striking major Brazilian deals and reshaping global agriculture ahead of tariffs.
US tariffs on the Chinese mainland have reduced the trade deficit and shifted imports globally, but an increase in exports from China persists due to undercounted small parcels.
The Chinese mainland’s business community criticizes the US ‘America First Investment Policy,’ warning it could disrupt global supply chains and bilateral trade.
The Chinese mainland’s Ministry of Commerce urges the U.S. to stop using tariffs as coercive tools, highlighting the negative impact on global trade and the multilateral system.