US EditionChina warns US of countermeasures if Trump doesn’t walk back 100% tariff threat
- President Donald Trump announced a 100% tariff on all Chinese products starting Nov. 1, in response to China's restrictions on rare-earth minerals, escalating tensions between the two nations.
- China announced it will require export licenses for items containing rare earths, affecting global supply chains for products like semiconductors and electric vehicles.
- Critics, including Rep. John Moolenaar, stated that China's actions are an economic declaration of war and urged the U.S. to enhance its mineral supply and impose stricter export controls.
- China's Commerce Ministry insisted that it seeks to resolve trade differences through negotiations rather than threats, stating they are prepared for a tariff war if necessary.
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China has warned that it will take action against Washington if US President Donald Trump will implement the threat of imposing new customs tariffs increased by 100% on Chinese imports, CNN reports.
China accused the United States of double standards and threatened countermeasures after President Trump announced additional tariffs.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced on Friday an additional 100% customs duty on his goods. China also announced that it would impose "special" duties on U.S. ships in its ports.
Beijing is outraged by Trump's announcement of new tariffs. They have called them an unnecessary escalation. They have threatened to take countermeasures against the United States if US President Donald Trump carries out his threat to impose new 100 percent tariffs on Chinese imports.
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