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Beijing retaliates against Washington’s new tariffs with serious countermeasures

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Economic relations between China and the United States entered a new phase of tension after Beijing reacted strongly to Washington's decision to impose additional tariffs of ten percent on Chinese exports. The Chinese authorities did not remain passive and immediately took appropriate measures, including investigations against major US companies, increased tariffs on US products and stricter restrictions on the export of key raw materials. Trade…

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Breitbart

China Harasses Google to Get Revenge for Trump’s Tariffs

China’s retaliation for President Donald Trump’s tariffs has thus far included a levy on imported American energy products, an extra fee on imported American agricultural equipment, and a menacing “antitrust” investigation of Google. The post China Harasses Google to Get Revenge for Trump’s Tariffs appeared first on Breitbart.

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Beijing retaliates against Washington’s new tariffs with serious countermeasures

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the deep dive

China Retaliates: 15% Tariff On US Imports, Antitrust Probe For Google

In retaliation to President Donald Trump’s tariffs, China took swift action on Tuesday by imposing tariffs on a range of US goods and announcing an antitrust investigation into Google. Trump recently signed an executive order imposing a 25% tariff on all Canadian and Mexican imports, with a lower 10% rate on Canadian energy products. Included here is imposing a 10% tariff on Chinese goods. However, the White House granted Canada and Mexico a 30-…

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afnn.us

China Retaliates to Trump Tariffs

China retaliated to Donald Trump’s opening trade war tariffs by targeting a handful of American companies and slapping levies on some US goods, in a move seemingly designed to avoid escalating tensions between the world’s biggest economies. Beijing imposed a 15% levy on less than $5 billion of US energy imports and a moderate 10% fee on American oil and agricultural equipment on Tuesday, moments after new US tariffs entered effect. China said it…

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