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Trump: 'There is Long Way to Go' on China Tariffs
Trump: 'There is Long Way to Go' on China Tariffs
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On Tuesday, the US president suggested he could place 10 percent tariffs on popular electronic products imported from China, also confirming that Washington... 29.11.2018, Sputnik International
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Trump: 'There is Long Way to Go' on China Tariffs
12:37 GMT 29.11.2018 (Updated: 12:24 GMT 06.08.2022) On Tuesday, the US president suggested he could place 10 percent tariffs on popular electronic products imported from China, also confirming that Washington would likely increase tariffs on Chinese production from 10 percent to 25 percent on 1 January.
Addressing the current tensions between Washington and Beijing, US President Donald Trump defended his protectionist trade policies, urging companies to relocate facilities back to the United States and create more jobs for Americans.
The statement comes after US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer confirmed he would follow Trump's direction and examine the option to impose higher tariffs on Chinese-produced.
29 November 2018, 03:53 GMT
The trade war between the US and China escalated in September, when the Trump administration imposed 10 percent tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods and promised to
raise the tariffs to 25 percent on the 1st of January. The US president also threatened additional tariffs on $267 billion in Chinese imports if Beijing retaliated with its own tariffs — which it did — unless the countries reach a new trade deal.
