US EditionTrump signals shift in tone on China tariffs
- On April 2, 2025, the Trump administration imposed a 26% tariff on Indian goods, impacting New Delhi's negotiations to keep access to the U.S. Market, its largest export destination.
- Ajay Seth, India’s Economic Affairs Secretary, stated that the tariff could reduce GDP by 0.2 to 0.5 percentage points, which he called "not a huge impact."
- China may retaliate by manipulating trade due to India's $100 billion deficit and could isolate India diplomatically within organizations such as BRICS+ and the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation.
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Trump resumes attacks on China after it denies negotiating on tariffs - Washington Examiner
President Donald Trump resumed his attacks on China over its trade policies, after Chinese officials denied his claims that they were negotiating on tariffs. As part of his sweeping reciprocal tariff policy, Trump slapped China with 145% tariffs after it responded to each of his increased tariff rates. While the president softened his tone toward China in recent days, he slammed China on Thursday for pausing its Boeing plane orders and for its r…
Trump changes tone on tariffs
WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) - The Trump administration has changed its message on China. President Donald Trump says he's optimistic the U.S. can make a deal with China. “It basically means China's not doing any business with us, essentially, because it's a very high number,” said Trump. At 145% President Trump says tariffs mean the U.S. and China aren't in business. President Trump says the tariffs could come down if the U.S. and China make a deal. “W…
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