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White House Considers Slashing China Tariffs to De-Escalate Trade War
Levies could be cut by more than half in some cases although President Trump hasn’t yet made a final decision.
White House would consider cutting China tariffs as part of talks, source says
The Trump administration would look at lowering tariffs on imported Chinese goods pending talks with Beijing, a source ...
White House eases tone on tariffs on China but won’t be cutting them soon, it says
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said President Trump will not reduce tariffs on China without an agreement by both ...
White House: ‘No Unilateral Reduction’ in China Tariffs
White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said Wednesday that there would be "no unilateral reduction in tariffs against ...
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Karoline Leavitt Says There Will Be ‘No Unilateral Reduction In Tariffs’ Against China
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said Wednesday that there will be “no unilateral reduction in tariffs” on China, ...
Trump says the U.S. and China are 'actively' discussing tariffs. Beijing says that's false.
China standoff over high tariff levels that amount to a mutual trade embargo between the world’s two largest economies.
White House's 245% tariff figure for some Chinese products causes confusion
The U.S. already imposed tariffs on some Chinese products of up to 100%. Add that to the 145% in new tariffs and some ...
Trump keeps contradicting himself on tariffs, making a fragile world economy nervous
Trump placed tariffs totaling 145% on China, leading China to retaliate with tariffs of 125% on the U.S. — essentially ...
No unilateral reduction in China tariffs, White House says
There will be no unilateral reduction in tariffs on goods imported from China, White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt ...
White House Would Consider Lower China Tariffs Pending Talks, Source Says
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The White House would look at lowering tariffs on imported Chinese goods pending talks with Beijing, a ...
Trump’s trade war has already sparked a massive cancellation of shipments from China to the U.S.
The Port of Los Angeles, the largest port in the U.S., predicts a 35% drop in shipments, nearly all from China, in a matter ...