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“If the US continues to play a numbers game with tariffs, China will not respond.” Experts say the tit-for-tat increases stand to make goods trade between the world’s two largest economies impossible.

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while signaling its increases would end there because the tit-for-tat American retaliation was becoming a “joke.” The Chinese move, announced Friday and taking effect Saturday, was the latest ...

SINGAPORE - China will raise tariffs on US goods to 84 per cent, up from the 34 per cent previously announced, in a dramatic escalation of the trade war between the world’s two largest economies ...

This tit-for-tat policy aims to push both nations toward renegotiating trade terms that are mutually beneficial. Leads to higher prices for consumers. Increases trade tensions. Can trigger tariff wars ...

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent reportedly said that China should not try "to devalue their way out" of the tariff war, vis-à-vis, the prevailing situation. Shortly after China announced 84 ...

The US-China trade war escalated sharply as China announced an 84% tariff on US goods, just a day after President Trump imposed a massive 104% cumulative duty on Chinese imports. New Delhi: The ...

The tit-for-tat tariff war signals rising economic friction between the world’s two largest economies and could have broad implications for global trade and supply chains. ALSO READ: Will China ...