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· 1dUS-China trade war latest: Trump says US will raise tariffs on China if trade deal is not reached in 90 days
Donald Trump said he would raise tariffs on China if the two countries failed to reach a trade deal in 90 days, but would stop short of ratcheting them back up to 145 per cent. Trump increased the additional tariffs he was applying to all Chinese imports to 145 per cent last month,
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