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Chinese social media users are trolling Americans while also offering workarounds to importing tariff-free goods to the U.S.

China hits US goods with 125% tariffs as Xi Jinping says the nation is "not afraid" of American pressure.

The US President warned Sunday that no country would be "getting off the hook" on tariffs, as his administration suggested exemptions seen as favoring China would be short-lived. The world's two largest economies have been locked in a fast-moving, high-stakes game of brinkmanship since Trump launched a global tariff assault.

China accused Trump of unleashing turbulence in the market with the sweeping tariffs that has hit the world, and said the United States "should bear full responsibility" for the chaos.

A trade representative during the Joe Biden administration said factories will close in the U.S. and around the world as a result of Trump's tariffs

US President Donald Trump said yesterday in a Truth Social post that it is a great time to buy before the stock market surged on his reversal of reciprocal tariffs.

Consumer prices in China fell in March for the second straight month, official data showed Thursday, as the world's second-largest economy struggles to boost spending and a trade war with the United States deepens.

A photo of Trump administration trade representative Jamieson Greer looking baffled as he finds out that President Donald Trump changed his mind on reciprocal tariffs in the middle of a congressional hearing is making rounds on social media.

Once Cold War teammates, the US and China split over trade and power. A 100% tariff war, threatened 8 April 2025, could cost households £2,978 ($3,800) yearly and shake the globe.

President Donald Trump's post claiming it is a "great time to buy" hours before announcing a tariff pause has sparked concerns of possible insider trading.

The current trade war between the U.S. and China has escalated with rising tariffs, ongoing tensions, and concerns over long-term economic impacts, despite temporary pauses and attempts at negotiation.

The move is a direct response to the United States' latest tariff hike, which added another 50% on Chinese imports earlier this week.

China is trying to tariff-proof its economy by boosting consumption and investing in key industries, but analysts say it remains critically vulnerable to the economic storm triggered by Donald Trump's 104% levies on its goods.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average lost hundreds of points while Trump administration Homeland Security Advisor Stephen Miller was actively on air during a televised interview where he stated that the implementation of tariffs would force cooperation from other countries.

Brent Neiman, a Chicago economist believed to be the inspiration for Trump's tariffs reveals he was shocked to learn he was associated with the policy, saying they got the math wrong.

China is not caving to Trump's threats to impose large tariffs on its imports, vowing to "fight to the end"

China's expansion of its armed forces is "staggering", NATO's chief said on a visit to Japan beginning Tuesday aimed at "projecting" the alliance's power in the Asia-Pacific region.

China vowed on Tuesday to "fight to the end" against fresh tariffs of 50 percent threatened by US President Donald Trump, further aggravating a trade war that has already wiped trillions off global markets.

Trump's "Liberation Day" tariffs sent the stock market into a frenzy. But experts are advising investors to not so readily give up on their stocks yet.

President Trump defends his tariff 'medicine' as global markets lose £1 trillion ($1.3 trillion) in a savage sell-off. Is this bold or bonkers?

US President Donald Trump said Sunday that China would have agreed to a deal on the sale of TikTok if it were not for the tariffs imposed by Washington on Beijing last week.