The move came after President Donald Trump said this month he would slap tariffs on all remaining imports from China on those dates.
China on Friday announced plans to retaliate against the Trump administration with new tariffs on roughly $75 billion worth of US products including cars. The tariffs would take effect in two separate batches, on September 1 and December 15. President Donald Trump said this month he would slap tariffs on all remaining imports from China on those dates. Visit Markets Insider for more stories.
China on Friday announced plans to retaliate against the Trump administration with new tariffs on roughly $75 billion worth of US products including cars. The tariffs would take effect in two separate batches, on September 1 and December 15. President Donald Trump said this month he would slap tariffs on all remaining imports from China on those dates. Visit Markets Insider for more stories.
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