Sentences with phrase «announced retaliatory»

After the Chinese government announced its retaliatory plan, Trump answered in a tweet, saying, «When you're already $ 500 Billion DOWN, you can't lose!»

The potential for a trade war was boosted as China announced retaliatory measures in response to the U.S. president's plans to institute tariffs against the world's second - largest economy.

On Wednesday, after China announced retaliatory tariffs, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell by 2 per cent in the opening minutes, only to end the session up around 1 per cent, presumably on the hope that a compromise will ultimately be reached.

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Four other countries — Belgium, Hungary, Georgia and Montenegro — had only «at the last moment» announced that they too were expelling Russian diplomats over the Skripal affair, and Moscow reserved the right to take retaliatory action against them too, it said.

The EU has already announced a list of products that it would hit with retaliatory tariffs if Trump moves forward with this.

The market's losses were extended after China's state - run Global Times reported that Beijing would soon announce a list of retaliatory tariffs on United States imports, reigniting fears of a U.S. - China trade war.

Trade war: After President Trump announced tariffs on about $ 50 billion worth of Chinese goods, China announced it would impose retaliatory import tariffs on 128 U.S. products.

Among the retaliatory moves announced by China are new tariffs on soybeans, which could hurt American farmers already struggling with low prices for their crops.

China is the first country to take retaliatory action, announcing up to $ 3 billion in tariffs against 128 US products, including: wine, fruit, pork, and recycled aluminum and steel pipes, among others.

April 2, 2018 • China has raised tariffs on a number of U.S. products as a retaliatory measure after the U.S. announced its own tariffs.

Barnes & Noble announced its boycott in January 2012, casting the move as a retaliatory strike against Amazon's actions in the e-book market.

In response, Repsol has announced its intent to pursue an expropriation claim, and Spain has taken retaliatory measures, seeking to restrict imports of biodiesel fuel from Argentina.

In an attempt to ban so called «retaliatory» or «revenge» evictions, the Department for Communities and Local Government («DCLG») has announced various changes that will affect how residential tenancies can be ended.