China faces new tariffs standoff amid Beijing choice
Beijing weighs broader response after Trump threatens about 200 billion dollars in tariffs on Chinese goods. Beijing hints at countermeasures beyond tariffs as U.S. and China trade frictions heighten.
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Tariffs to Hit Consumer Goods From China
Washington plans 10 percent duties on $200 billion of Chinese imports as early as September affecting consumer items from baseball gloves to vacuum cleaners and even MAGA hats. Hearings set for next month amid debate on impact and timing as economists foresee only a small overall economic effect.
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