China and the United States can resolve differences in economic and trade areas through equal-footed dialogue and mutually beneficial cooperation, according to a white paper released by China's State ...

U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday bore down on his administration's latest message that the exclusion of smartphones and ...

US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick revealed on Sunday that newly exempted electronics, including smartphones and computers, may soon be subject to a separate set of tariffs, ...

With his comments, Lutnick appeared to go beyond what was communicated on Saturday, when a White House official told media ...

US President Donald Trump announced a new levy of 125% on goods from China on Wednesday, but the White House has since clarified that rate is on top of an already existing tariff of 20%.

On Thursday (April 10, 2025), the White House clarified that the overall tariff imposed on most goods imported into the United States from China is actually 145%, reports The New York Times.

Investors focused on tariffs against China, with the White House saying the rate was 145%. The bond market is also a concern for investors as Treasury yields remain elevated. Stocks are seeing red ...

but the duties imposed on China will reach a staggering 145% on certain imports, a White House official confirmed to The Post Trump announced Wednesday that his tariff scheme would be put on pause ...

After making an example out of China, the White House sent a stark warning to trading partners-- "DO NOT RETALIATE AND YOU WILL BE REWARDED." Meanwhile, China refused to back down against America ...

However, White House officials confirmed to the Washington Examiner Thursday that China’s effective rate now sits at 145%. The 125% tariff the president announced on Wednesday only factors in ...

By Ana Swanson The White House on Thursday clarified that China faced a minimum tariff rate of 145 percent on all imports to the United States. A day earlier, President Trump had said that he was ...

The White House has announced that the cumulative ... The total comprises 125 per cent in duties imposed in response to China’s allegedly unfair trade practices, combined with a 20 per cent ...