Capital Markets

Why China won’t yield to Trump

Capital Markets

LAST month, US President Donald Trump enacted steel and aluminium tariffs aimed squarely at China. On April 2, China retaliated with tariffs on 128 American products. Trump then announced 25% tariffs on another 1,300 Chinese products, representing some US$50 billion of exports. In response, China threatened 25% tariffs on 106 US exports (including soybeans, cars, and airplanes), to go into effect whenever the US tariffs do.

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