"But it's going to take a while to paper it." The White House's imposition of levies amounting to some 145% on all goods imported from China, and Beijing's retaliatory tariffs of 125% on American ...

The White House backed off from the steepest levies ... the tariff on Chinese imports to 30 percent from its current 145 percent, while China would lower its import duty on American goods to ...

While other countries were granted a 90-day reprieve from so-called reciprocal tariffs last month, excluding a baseline 10% flat rate, the president raised China’s tariff rate to 145%.

President Trump said Tuesday that the 145% tariffs on China were ‘very high’ and that they would come down, but not all the way to zero. Photo: Kevin Lamarque/Reuters The Trump administration ...

Was it another escalation? No. Trump's new tariffs on China still stand at 145%. But the White House quickly tried to clear things up, saying the 245% figure that they put into the April 15 ...

White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt reported that US President Donald Trump was optimistic about securing a trade deal with China, despite the escalating trade war between the two ...

Speaking at a cabinet meeting, the US president defended his tariff policies, saying the US is in “very good shape”. The US tariff rate on most Chinese imports now amounts to 145%, Washington ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Washington: The White House has been forced to clarify President Donald Trump’s tariffs on Chinese goods are actually at least 145 ...

The number, published in a White House memo, comes in addition to ... US President Donald Trump on Thursday upped his tariffs on Chinese goods to 145 per cent after China placed retaliatory ...

US President Donald Trump's steep tariff hike targeting Chinese goods, which took effect Thursday, brings Washington's additional rate on many products to 145 percent, the White House confirms.

Stocks tumbled again after the White House recently clarified that its tariff on all Chinese goods is at least 145%, even higher than previously believed.April 11, 2025 ...

Markets reversed course after the White House clarified that China would face a 145% tariff rate, prompting reciprocal tariffs from Beijing and the EU. Analysts at UBS, Goldman Sachs, and Mizuho ...