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Investing.com -- China’s Commerce Ministry said Monday that the United States has committed to capping replacement tariffs on Chinese goods at 20%, marking the first public disclosure of such a limit following recent bilateral trade discussions. The ministry stated that Washington made the commitment during trade talks between the two countries.
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Investing.com -- China’s Commerce Ministry said Monday that the United States has committed to capping replacement tariffs on Chinese goods at 20%, marking the first public disclosure of such a limit following recent bilateral trade discussions. The ministry stated that Washington made the commitment during trade talks between the two countries. With the current replacement tariff standing at 12.5%, China indicated that the US has 7.5 percentage points of room for additional increases before reaching the stated ceiling. The new tariffs were implemented as President Donald Trump rebuilds trade barriers after the Supreme Court struck down his initial levies.
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- Investing.com -- China’s Commerce Ministry said Monday that the United States has committed to capping replacement tariffs on Chinese goods at 20%, marking the first public disclosure of such a limit following recent bilateral trade discussions. The ministry stated that Washington made the commitment during trade talks between the two countries.
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