China Strikes Back u.s. with Tariffs – Here’s What’s Affected
In response to the latest U.S. tariffs, China has imposed new duties on American coal, LNG, crude oil, and vehicles. But that’s just the beginning.
Minutes after the U.S. tariffs took effect, Beijing launched an antitrust investigation into Google, putting pressure on American tech giants.
Minutes after the U.S. tariffs took effect, Beijing launched an antitrust investigation into Google, putting pressure on American tech giants.
China is tightening export controls on key minerals like tungsten and molybdenum, crucial for electronics, military equipment, and renewable energy production.
Calvin Klein’s parent company and biotech firm Illumina have been added to the Unreliable Entities List, restricting their operations in the country.
China’s 10% tariff on electric trucks could impact the Cybertruck’s rollout, while American automakers face major losses in one of their biggest markets.
Experts say Beijing has learned from the 2018 trade war and is targeting sectors that hurt the U.S. while minimizing damage to its own economy.
If tensions escalate, the global economy could suffer—higher inflation, slower growth, and more market volatility. Is this a short-lived battle or the start of a deeper crisis?