"Trump Considers Imposing 60% Tariff on All Chinese Imports if Reelected"
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Former President Donald Trump is considering imposing tariffs of 60% or higher on Chinese goods if re-elected, with the possibility of even higher tariffs. This plan has drawn criticism from his opponents and concerns from Wall Street investors. Trump's previous trade war with China cost Americans an estimated $195 billion since 2018 and led to the loss of over 245,000 U.S. jobs. Trump has also expressed admiration for China's President Xi Jinping and made controversial remarks about being a dictator if re-elected.
- Trump floats ‘more than’ 60% tariffs on Chinese imports CNBC
- Trump suggests he would consider a tariff upward of 60% on all Chinese imports if reelected CNN
- Trump Floats Chinese Goods Tariff of More Than 60% If Elected Bloomberg
- Trump says U.S. needs to impose tariffs on China Reuters
- Trump says would impose tariffs on China again if re-elected in November South China Morning Post
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