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One person close to the White House said that it “may take months to hammer out the final deals.”

The US president is reportedly not interested in informal diplomatic contact with China on trade

Both sites say U.S. customers will see higher prices starting next week

The warning comes amid an escalating trade war between Washington and Beijing

From Apple and Boeing to Nike and Starbucks, there is a lot of money at stake

Washington (AFP) – US President Donald Trump said Tuesday that China has gone back on a major Boeing deal, after a news report that Beijing ordered airlines not to take further deliveries of the US aviation giant's jets.

'These are things that are national security,' says U.S. commerce secretary

China, which has retaliated with 125% tariffs, called for a "return to the right path of mutual respect".

Trump levies 125% tariffs against China, further escalating tit-for-tat trade war

Washington is also considering imposing even higher tariffs on goods from the country, Scott Bessent has said

After plenty of mud-slinging, China has announced a massive manoeuvre to hit back at Donald Trump after its currency dipped dramatically.

The world’s two largest economies send tariffs spiraling in unprecedented trade war escalation.

China said Tuesday it would “fight to the end” and impose countermeasures on the United States as US President Donald Trump threatened an additional 50% tariff on Chinese imports amid a spiralling trade war.