US President Trump threatens to double tariffs on China
US President Donald Trump threatened increased tariffs on China from next week by doubling existing levies to 20%, piling further pressure on the country’s beleaguered economy. Chinese stocks tanked after Beijing vowed to respond with “all necessary measures” against Trump’s plan.
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