The U.S. Trade Representative's Office on Monday will kick off seven days of testimony from U.S. retailers, manufacturers and other businesses ...
WASHINGTON: The U.S. Trade Representative's Office on Monday will kick off seven days of testimony from U.S. retailers, manufacturers and other businesses about President Donald Trump's plan to hit another US$300 billion worth of Chinese goods with tariffs.
Since then, Trump raised tariffs to 25per cent on US$200 billion of Chinese goods and ordered his trade representative to prepare tariffs on another US$300 billion, effectively covering almost all Chinese exports to the United States.
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