#TrumpTariffs In July 2025, the trade war initiated by Donald Trump sees a resurgence of tensions between July 6 and July 7. After accusing China of manipulating its currency to favor its exports, Trump announces a new round of tariffs on $200 billion worth of Chinese products. In retaliation, Beijing imposes additional taxes on strategic American goods, particularly agricultural and technological items. This escalation reignites fears of a deeper deterioration in global trade exchanges. Financial markets react immediately with significant declines, while businesses fear disruptions in their supply chains. Bilateral negotiations are temporarily suspended, and both countries dig in on their positions, making any swift resolution to this trade conflict, which is already weighing on global economic growth, uncertain.
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