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China, Trump and tariffs

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Trump says U.S. has reached a trade deal with China. What consumers can expect? How tariffs with China changed

The new tariffs are significantly lower than the 145% tariffs previously imposed by Trump.

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Trump says China tariffs will stay high after two days of talks

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Factbox-Breakdown of U.S. tariffs on China since Trump's first term

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You can’t bully a supply-chain superpower

The deal amounts mostly to a rollback to the state of affairs before Trump began his trade war, except that Americans will still pay a tariff rate of 55 percent on goods from China (compared to China...

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Tariff Talk: U.S.- China Rare Earth Deal

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Trump miscalculated on China. Now the administration is trying to fix the mess.

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Dem. governors to describe resistance to federal immigration enforcement at hearing

Protests were spurred by ICE sweeps under President Trump's directive to find immigrants living in the United States without legal status.

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Donald Trump ready to enact key parts of US-UK trade deal within days

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Why Trump Is Losing His Trade War

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Tariffs Explained: What to Expect on Prices as Trump Confirms Higher China Rates

Donald Trump continues to ramp up tariff rates even as they face pushback in court. Here's what it will mean for you and your cost of living.

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Tariffs on Chinese Goods Drop to 55%, but That's Cold Comfort for Consumers

The United States finalized a trade deal with China on Thursday that will see tariffs on Chinese imports fall to 55 percent (from 145 percent) and Chinese

A tale of two tariffs: These Northern Colorado businesses rely on Chinese imports, exports

What do a Fort Collins tea shop and a Loveland bike suspension manufacturer have in common? They're feeling the pinch from tariffs.

Commentary: How Chinese imports are skirting Trump's tariffs

The new tariff on Chinese imports was 34%. For Cambodia, the new tariff rate was 49%. Vietnam: 46%. Thailand: 36%. Indonesia: 32%. Malaysia: 24%. Those rates weren't based specifically on transshipment of Chinese products but on the size of the trade deficit in goods each country has with the US. The larger the deficit, the higher the tariff.