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11 Apr 2025, 14:37 GMT+10
Beijing's move is a response to the 125% duties announced by the White House earlier this week
China will raise tariffs on American goods coming into the country from 84% to 125%, officials in Beijing have said. There will be no further hikes of import duties no matter what Washington does next, they added.
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