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China to impose 15% tariff on imports of coal, LNG from US in response to Trump’s commerce strikes

DaneBy DaneFebruary 4, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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BEIJING: China’s finance ministry on Tuesday (Feb 4) introduced a package deal of tariffs on a variety of US merchandise in a direct response to a ten per cent tariff on Chinese language imports introduced by US President Donald Trump.

China imposed tariffs of 10 per cent on crude oil, farm tools, large-displacement autos and pickup vans, and 15 per cent on US coal and liquefied pure gasoline (LNG). The tariffs will take impact on Feb 10. 

This transfer follows as US tariffs of 10 per cent on Chinese language imports got here into impact on Tuesday, risking a renewed commerce conflict between the world’s high two economies as Trump punishes China for not halting the circulation of illicit medication.

Beijing’s commerce ministry mentioned the levies on Chinese language imports “significantly violates World Commerce Group guidelines”.

Trump on Monday suspended his risk of 25 per cent tariffs on Mexico and Canada on the final minute, agreeing to a 30-day pause in return for concessions on border and crime enforcement with the 2 neighbouring international locations.

However there was no such reprieve for China, with new levies coming into impact at 12.01am (1pm, Singapore time) on Tuesday.

A White Home spokesperson mentioned Trump wouldn’t be talking with Chinese language President Xi Jinping till later within the week.

Throughout his first time period in 2018, Trump initiated a brutal two-year commerce conflict with China over its huge US commerce surplus, with tit-for-tat tariffs on lots of of billions of {dollars} price of products upending international provide chains and damaging the world financial system.

To finish that commerce conflict, China agreed in 2020 to spend an additional US$200 billion a 12 months on US items however the plan was derailed by the COVID-19 pandemic and its annual commerce deficit had widened to US$361 billion, in keeping with Chinese language customs information launched final month.

“The commerce conflict is within the early phases so the probability of additional tariffs is excessive,” Oxford Economics mentioned in a observe because it downgraded its China financial development forecast.

Trump warned he may improve tariffs on China additional except Beijing stemmed the circulation of fentanyl, a lethal opioid, into the US.

“China hopefully goes to cease sending us fentanyl, and if they are not, the tariffs are going to go considerably increased,” he mentioned on Monday.

China has known as fentanyl America’s drawback and mentioned it will problem the tariffs on the World Commerce Group and take different countermeasures, but in addition left the door open for talks.

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