China raises 84% ​​tariffs for US goods to US goods to retaliate the Trump tariffs

Chinese gossip The President increases the tariffs on products with 34% previously announced for the Chinese import duties to the Chinese fell into the influence of Today in a 104% ratio.

Mr Trump’s extensive-based tariffs applied to the import of almost every nation began after midnight in the United States

China’s announcement signals are not supported in the global trade war called “Reciprocal tariffs” on April 2, Mr. Trump in April 2 almost every nation. In response to this announcement, China, Mr. Trump said he would counter 34% of the US imports, which did not want to hit more than 50% tariff to Chinese imports.

Mr. Trump, together with previously announced tariffs, increased the total tariff speed of Chinese products in China and US companies importing products from China. According to experts, according to American consumers, all import duties or some import duties, according to experts, everything from the iPhone is likely to pass the occurrence prices.

In the April 9 statement, China, Mr. Trump’s decision to add another 50% tariff as “wrong wrong error”, he said. He also called Mr. Trump tariffs as an example of “combination, protection and economic violence.”

Wednesday, the latest events from Beijing, 11 American companies are to add Chinese companies to the list of so-called “invalid institutions” that caused them to sell double use. Companies have American photonsiks and Synexxus working with both American servicemen.

So far, China has not been interested in shopping. “If the United States really wants to solve problems through dialogue and negotiations, you must accept the attitude of equality, respect and mutual benefits,” said Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian Wednesday.

China, in 2023, the US largest export market, Canada and Mexico, after goods worth $ 145 billion sent to the Asian nation this year according to To the US-China Business Council. Oily and grains are the best exports sent by the United States to China, following oil and gas.