Despite their denials, China is losing the tariffs war and retreating as fast as it can By . Steven W. Mosher. Published May 3, 2025, 10:00 a.m. ET.

China eyes international help to resolve U.S. trade war 05:44. President Trump on Friday said that China is violating a trade agreement with the U.S., just weeks after the two countries agreed to ...

Trump may have hit the brakes on reciprocal tariffs levied against many of the US’ top trading partners, but the duties imposed on China will reach a staggering 145% on certain goods.

As countries around the world scramble to negotiate concessions from US President Donald Trump’s escalation last week of a global trade war, China has taken a different tack.

China has the world's largest trade surplus, amounting to almost $1 trillion last year, according to Statista. The U.S., on the other hand, has the world's largest trade deficit.

Beijing’s pushback comes after Trump signaled a softening of his stance on high tariffs against China and suggested he expected trade talks between both sides soon.

China tariffs are no longer 145%, but for small businesses in the crossfire, ‘it’s still awful’ By Alicia Wallace, CNN 6 minute read ...

Beginning Wednesday, shipments arriving in the United States from China and Hong Kong worth less than $800 could face 54 percent tariffs.

Trump’s accusation that China broke a trade deal has rattled markets, raising fears of renewed trade tensions. Here's what it could mean for investors and the global economy.

President Trump taunted China in his first term, claiming his tariffs had led to the loss of five million jobs there. In a 2019 tweet, he said his trade policies had put China “back on its heels.” ...