China launches barrage of retaliatory measures against Trump's reciprocal tariffs

By MLex Staff ( April 4, 2025, 13:01 GMT | Insight) -- US exports to China will face an additional import tariff of 34 percent starting April 10 as part of China’s barrage of retaliatory measures against President Trump’s "reciprocal tariffs" announced on Wednesday. China has also filed another complaint at the World Trade Organization, initiated enforcement actions against US companies and issued a series of other decisions aimed at restricting the access of US companies to the Chinese market. US exports to China will face an additional import tariff of 34 percent starting April 10 as part of China's barrage of retaliatory measures against President Donald Trump's "reciprocal tariffs" announced on Wednesday. The new tariff will impact all US exports to China, which were valued at approximately $143.5 billion last year....

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China launches barrage of retaliatory measures against Trump's reciprocal tariffs

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