After Chinese tariffs of up to 25 % on 128 U.S. goods, including wine, fruits, nuts, and frozen pork, went into effect Monday, Trump is this week expected to further specify the tariffs on $ 60 billion of annual imports of Chinese goods that he first announced on March 22. (fortune.com)
The White House said in a statement Thursday night that Trump was considering new tariffs on $ 100 billion worth of annual imports from China. (businessinsider.com.au)
Yau and other officials had previously cautioned that collateral damage to the city was unavoidable, as China reciprocated the US announcement of tariffs on US$ 50 billion (HK$ 392.3 billion) in annual imports of goods from each side. (scmp.com)