China Tariffs

China’s factories and ports are buzzing nearly a year after Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs. Exports and orders have jumped ahead of the Lunar New Year, with ports handling 40% more containers and freight rates climbing, as the US eased tariffs on Chinese goods to 47%.

China announced that the country is suspending the retaliatory tariffs on all goods imported from the United States, while retaining a 13% tariff on soybean imports into the country. Here's what we know about China's end of the new trade deal.

US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said that China has made a ‘real mistake’ threatening to shut off the exports of rare earth minerals. Bessent said that the leaders have reached an ‘equilibrium.’ Here's what he said.

Discussions included export controls, tariff extensions, and trade expansion, with both sides reporting outcomes ahead of a summit between Trump and Xi Jinping.

Amid ongoing trade tensions, Chinese officials aim to ease concerns over rare earth export restrictions, while both nations engage in negotiations to reduce tariffs and sanctions.

China vowed to ‘fight to the end’ after US President Donald Trump announced 100% tariffs on Chinese imports. The move followed Beijing’s new export controls on rare earths, escalating the US-China trade war and raising fears over global markets and the planned Trump-Xi meeting.

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Gold rate today: Gold prices have risen 58% this year, marking their best annual performance since 1979.

Trump's tariffs on China: Cryptocurrencies witnessed strong selling after the US administration announced an imposition of addition 100% tariffs on China