Customs on China rise to at least 104% according to the white house
Customs on China rise to at least 104% according to the white house
President Donald Trump plans to raise an impressive customs height of 104% on all Chinese imports on Wednesday. This was announced by the Press spokeswoman of the White House, Karoline Leavitt, on Tuesday. These new tariffs come in addition to the existing tariffs that were in force during Trump's second term.
increased tariffs as part of the retaliation package
Originally, an increase in tariffs was already intended by 34% for Wednesday, as part of Trump's package of "mutual" customs duties. But after Beijing did not transfer from his project to introduce 34% retaliation duties to US goods by Tuesday afternoon, the President added a further 50%, which led to an increase in tariffs by 84%.
China's reaction to the customs increases
The Chinese Ministry of Commerce expressed on Tuesday that "firmly against" the additional 50% tariffs on Chinese imports were "firmly against" and described this as "error about an error". The Ministry promised to tighten the retaliation measures against US exports.
market reactions on the customs increases
global effects of the customs increases
Numerous other countries and the European Union are also faced with a midnight period for new customs tariffs. These were determined by Trump last week and range from 11% to 50%.
The journalists informedLeavitt that Trump, despite several conversations with world leaders who want to negotiate lower customs tariffs, is of little interest in delaying his plans. After a conversation with Trump on Tuesday, she said: "He expects these tariffs to come into force."
Markhtags for individual trade agreements
At the same time, she revealed that Trump has instructed his trading team to make “tailor -made” agreements with countries who want to negotiate. When asked whether the President has a time frame for this trade agreement, Leavitt again said that it would not be “off -the -shelf” offers.
This is a developing story that is still updated.
Reporting by CNNS Samantha Waldenberg.
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