14 May 2019 China's Retaliation is a Face-Saving Operation Somebody Tell Mr. Trump

Freya Beamish (Chief Asia Economist)13th May 2019 20:10China+, Economic Monitor

Yesterday, China finally retaliated against Mr. Trump's Friday tariff hikes, promising to increase tariffs on around $60B-worth of U.S. goods.

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