Trump to speak with China’s President Xi after raising tariffs: White House
- Presidents Trump and Xi are expected to speak on the phone about tariffs after China announced new tariffs on American imports targeting energy products and vehicles, effective February 10.
- China will impose a 15% tax on certain coal and liquefied natural gas and a 10% tariff on crude oil and agricultural machinery, as stated by China's Ministry of Finance.
- Trump's Press Secretary, Karoline Claire Leavitt, mentioned that the 10% tariff on China is a response to the distribution of fentanyl into the U.S. Over the last four years.
- The Chinese Ministry of Commerce plans to file a lawsuit with the World Trade Organization in response to the U.S. Tariffs, stating that these actions violate international trade regulations.
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