US EditionChina’s exports to US sink, offset by trade with other economies, as US tariffs hit global trade
- China's exports to the US fell by 2.5% in April due to Donald Trump's tariffs, which took effect recently.
- Imports of goods from the US also dropped by 4.7% during the same month.
- The US has imposed tariffs reaching 145% on many Chinese imports, prompting China to retaliate with 125% tariffs on US goods.
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Monterrey, Mexico.- In the face of tariff negotiations that begin today with the Trump administration, China reported yesterday that in April, the first month in which it faced full tariffs from the US, its exports to that country plummeted 21% annually, while in reverse the trade flow fell 14% associated with its retaliation measures. However, the sales of the Asian giant to the whole world managed to advance 8% in the same period, thanks to th…
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China's exports to U.S. sink, offset by trade with other economies, as Trump's tariffs hit global trade
China’s exports to the United States tumbled in April while its trade with other economies surged, suggesting that President Donald Trump's tariffs offensive is hastening a shakeup in global supply chains.
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