Washington announced in January that it was imposing what it called safeguard tariffs over four years - with a 30 per cent tariff in the first year reduced gradually to 15 per cent in year four
With its trade war with the United States threatening to pile more pressure on China's already slowing economy, Beijing on Tuesday reported downbeat economic data
Businesses hit by Trump's tariffs hope domestic consumers will pick up the slack
Two potential paths are emerging for China and both will deliver trade wins for Donald Trump
Trade growth in agricultural raw materials and electrical components are also expected to be lower than the medium term trend
Beijing late on Wednesday said it would slap additional tariffs of 25% on $16 billion worth of US imports
Chinese exports rise more than expected in July amid escalating trade war
Washington had already imposed tariffs on USD 34 billion on July 6 but held off on a final USD 16 billion in goods as a result of concerns from US companies
Says US getting China to negotiate as its markets falter
The US has imposed additional 25 per cent duty on imports worth USD 34 billion from China, while China has also taken similar action against the US
Trade hasn't always been good for poorer Americans. However, the economic fundamentals are clear: Tariffs make things worse
Trump in a series of Tweet said the Chinese market dropped 27% and still both the countries are talking
Chinese media say tariff response restrained; US official remains staunch on push for fair trade
The prospect of a trade war is a "real threat" to Asian countries, says Malaysian Foreign Minister Saifuddin Abdullah
The latest shot came Friday, when China released a list of $60 billion in US goods that Beijing intends to hit with tariffs
China's finance ministry unveiled new sets of additional tariffs on 5,207 goods imported from the United States, ranging from 5% to 25%
China became the world's second biggest LNG importer in 2017, as it buys more gas in order to wean the country off dirty coal to reduce pollution
A trade war with the US might derail China's Belt and Road Initiative investments, but that's exactly what India wants to hear at the moment
Last month, China and the US slapped tit-for-tat tariffs on $34 billion of each other's goods and another round of tariffs on $16 billion is expected in August
Investors fear an escalating trade war between Washington and Beijing could hit global growth