China Hits Back: New 125% Tariffs on US Imports Amid Trade Tensions

In a significant escalation of trade tensions, China has raised its tariffs on imports from the United States to 125%. This move comes as a direct response to the Trump administration's imposition of 145% tariffs on Chinese exports. The Chinese Commerce Ministry has confirmed this increase, which marks a rise from the previous 84%. Additionally, China has filed a lawsuit with the World Trade Organization in light of these developments. The situation highlights the ongoing trade war, with China being the only nation to retaliate against the tariffs imposed by the US. Stay tuned for more updates on this evolving story.
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Escalating Trade War Between China and the US

China Hits Back: New 125% Tariffs on US Imports Amid Trade Tensions


Beijing: On Friday, China announced a significant increase in its tariffs on American imports, raising them to 125% as a countermeasure to the Trump administration's 145% tariffs on Chinese goods.


The Chinese Ministry of Commerce confirmed that the additional tariffs on US products have been elevated from 84% to 125%.


In response to the US's tariff increases, China has also initiated a legal challenge at the World Trade Organization (WTO).


Recent notifications from the US indicate that the total tariffs imposed on Chinese imports now stand at 145%.


Previously, China had retaliated with tariffs of 84% and had also restricted the import of certain American films, while expressing a willingness to engage in discussions with Washington to find a resolution.


Notably, China is the sole nation that has retaliated against the tariffs imposed by the Trump administration.