
Biden has left Trump's China tariffs in place. Here's why
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Former President Donald Trump started a controversial trade war with China three years ago, putting tariffs on roughly $350 billion of Chinese-made goods -- and despite the change in administration, those duties remain in place.
President Joe Biden disagreed with Trump's approach to US-China relations, but an immediate thawing of trade restrictions is unlikely after the first face-to-face meeting between US and Chinese officials grew heated, sparking an unusually public exchange of diplomatic barbs. "China is simultaneously a rival, a trade partner, and an outsized player whose cooperation we'll also need to address certain global challenges," Katherine Tai, now Biden's US trade representative, said at her Senate confirmation hearing.More Related News

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