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End to US-China trade war? Trump says tariffs on China 'will come down substantially'

IndiaTimes Wednesday, 23 April 2025
US President Trump indicated that the high tariffs on Chinese imports, currently at 145%, will be reduced substantially, emphasising that the previous zero-tariff situation was detrimental to the US. Treasury Secretary Bessent acknowledged the unsustainability of the current trade standoff, while the White House claims many countries are interested in new trade arrangements.
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