China has imposed a massive 84% tariff on all U.S. goods, marking a sharp escalation in the ongoing trade war between the two global economic powers. The move comes in direct retaliation to U.S. President Donald Trump's recent decision to implement 104% cumulative tariffs on Chinese imports, citing trade imbalances and national interest. In response, China’s Ministry of Commerce condemned the U.S. for breaching trade agreements and vowed to take “all necessary measures” to protect its economic sovereignty. The new tariffs are expected to hit major American exporters hard, especially in the technology, agriculture, and manufacturing sectors.
As part of the retaliation, China also placed 12 American companies—including American Photonics and Novotech—on its export control list, and designated six more on its “unreliable entities” list, effectively curbing their operations in China. Global financial markets reacted negatively to the news, with European and Asian stock indices dropping sharply. Oil prices also declined, while Wall Street’s fear index (VIX) surged to crisis levels, reflecting investor anxiety over prolonged trade disruptions. Despite the escalating tension, some countries expressed willingness to negotiate with the U.S., and economic experts are urging both sides to return to the table before the situation worsens further.
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As part of the retaliation, China also placed 12 American companies—including American Photonics and Novotech—on its export control list, and designated six more on its “unreliable entities” list, effectively curbing their operations in China. Global financial markets reacted negatively to the news, with European and Asian stock indices dropping sharply. Oil prices also declined, while Wall Street’s fear index (VIX) surged to crisis levels, reflecting investor anxiety over prolonged trade disruptions. Despite the escalating tension, some countries expressed willingness to negotiate with the U.S., and economic experts are urging both sides to return to the table before the situation worsens further.
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China has imposed a massive 84% tariff on all U.S. goods, marking a sharp escalation in the ongoing trade war between the two global economic powers. The move comes in direct retaliation to U.S. President Donald Trump's recent decision to implement 104% cumulative tariffs on Chinese imports, citing trade imbalances and national interest. In response, China’s Ministry of Commerce condemned the U.S. for breaching trade agreements and vowed to take “all necessary measures” to protect its economic sovereignty. The new tariffs are expected to hit major American exporters hard, especially in the technology, agriculture, and manufacturing sectors.
As part of the retaliation, China also placed 12 American companies—including American Photonics and Novotech—on its export control list, and designated six more on its “unreliable entities” list, effectively curbing their operations in China. Global financial markets reacted negatively to the news, with European and Asian stock indices dropping sharply. Oil prices also declined, while Wall Street’s fear index (VIX) surged to crisis levels, reflecting investor anxiety over prolonged trade disruptions. Despite the escalating tension, some countries expressed willingness to negotiate with the U.S., and economic experts are urging both sides to return to the table before the situation worsens further.
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