US EditionChina Is an Indispensable US Trade Partner. Will Trump’s Tariffs Hurt Beijing?
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China Slams Trump’s Tariffs With AI
Leaders around the world have responded to U.S. President Donald Trump’s shocking new tariffs that threaten to upend the global economy with stern words and denunciations. But Chinese state media have offered a different approach. “‘Liberation Day,’ you promised us the stars,” sings a female-sounding voice over images of Trump. “But tariffs killed our cheap Chinese cars.” A 2-minute, 42-second music video—titled “Look What You Taxed Us Through (…
Trump’s tariffs hit China where it hurts, but hand Beijing an opportunity
The NewsChina was hit particularly hard by US President Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day” trade salvo, unveiled Wednesday, with Beijing now facing 34% tariffs on top of existing 20% duties.The country vowed retaliation, saying the sweeping tariffs “endanger global economic development,” but did not specify how Beijing could hit back.The duties deal a further blow to China as it attempts an economic comeback in the face of a domestic housing market…
How Trump’s tariffs will hurt China
China has been hit hard by President Trump’s tariff list, which he unveiled yesterday in the White House rose garden. As part of his ‘Liberation Day’, Trump imposed new 34 per cent tariffs on China. This seems to be in addition to the 20 per cent tariffs levied on the country by the US since
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