BREAKING: China says it will take 'necessary countermeasures' after U.S. tariff increase but gives no details of retaliation.
BEIJING — The Latest on the tariffs standoff between the United States and China as trade talks are underway in Washington :China’s government says it will take “necessary countermeasures” in response to President Donald Trump’s latest tariff hike on Chinese imports but gave no details of possible retaliation.
A Chinese Commerce Ministry statement said, “China deeply regrets that it will have to take necessary countermeasures.” Regulators have extended retaliation by targeting American companies in China. They have slowed customs clearing for shipments of their goods and stepped up regulatory scrutiny that can hamper operations.President Donald Trump’s increased tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese imports are taking effect, heightening tensions with Beijing.
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