Saturday, 5 April 2025 () China has responded to President Trump's tariffs with its own 34% tariffs on US imports and restrictions on American companies. It will blacklist 11 American firms, restrict exports of rare earth elements, and halt certain agricultural imports. China aims to show resolve in the trade war, matching American tariffs dollar for dollar without exemptions.
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China retaliated against the US tariff hikes by increasing its own levies on American imports to 125%, while simultaneously expressing a willingness to engage in... IndiaTimes