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China Denies Tariff Talks Amid Trade War Tensions

4/26/2025

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China's foreign ministry refuted claims of tariff negotiations with the U.S., contradicting President Trump's statements.
Current U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods stand at 145%, while China imposes 125% tariffs on U.S. products.
Both countries are worried about the economic effects of these tariffs, with China contemplating exemptions for certain U.S. imports.
Trump is hopeful about tariff reductions but admits no formal talks are occurring.
The ongoing trade war generates uncertainty for global businesses and markets.

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Story summary

China's foreign ministry refuted claims of tariff negotiations with the U.S., contradicting President Trump's statements.
Current U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods stand at 145%, while China imposes 125% tariffs on U.S. products.
Both countries are worried about the economic effects of these tariffs, with China contemplating exemptions for certain U.S. imports.
Trump is hopeful about tariff reductions but admits no formal talks are occurring.
The ongoing trade war generates uncertainty for global businesses and markets.