​China and EU Retaliate Strongly as U.S. Imposes 145% Tariffs THE NEW INDIAN

U.S. President Donald Trump intensified the trade war with China by imposing 145 percent tariffs on a wide range of Chinese products, sparking concern about the possible rise in prices for various products on the market. “Based on China’s lack of respect for world markets, I now raise the tariff charged to China by the United States of America to 125 percent with immediate effect. China will realize that the days to swindle the U.S. and other co…

China is the only country Donald Trump left out of the tariff break decreed yesterday Wednesday and that will last 90 days.

The United States has imposed a tariff of 145% on products imported from China, but Chinese President Xi Jinping was aware of this long ago.

The U.S. President imposes a 145% tariff on Chinese products, while temporarily suspending tariffs for other countries.This decision represents a new chapter in the already protracted trade war between the two largest economies in the world. Climbing the Trade War On April 9, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced a significant increase in tariffs on Chinese imports, raising them to 145%.This measure seeks to pressure China amid trade and p…

​China and EU Retaliate Strongly as U.S. Imposes 145% Tariffs THE NEW INDIAN

NEW DELHI: The United States has imposed tariffs reaching up to 145% on Chinese imports. This move has prompted swift retaliatory measures from both China and the European Union (EU), signaling a deepening of the trade conflict among the world’s major economies.   The White House clarified that the new tariffs include a baseline 125% levy on Chinese goods, supplemented by an additional 20% “fentanyl tariff,” culminating in a total tariff rate of…

Customs (generally, not customs software), economic and energy policy: (dpa) At least the EU and the US are putting special taxes on hold for the time being. In the trade conflict with China, US tariffs are now even increasing to 145 percent, because simply a tax has been forgotten.