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China Hit With Up to 245% U.S. Tariffs in Escalating Trade Rift
China is now looking at U.S. tariffs that could go as high as 245%, a jump linked to what the White House called retaliatory actions from Beijing. The new figure showed up in an April 15 fact sheet tied to an ongoing review into the national security risks of relying on foreign critical minerals.
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