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トランプが他の国のための措置を一時停止するときに有効になる米国の商品に対する中国の新しい関税 – ビジネスライブ|仕事

トランプが他の国のための措置を一時停止するときに有効になる米国の商品に対する中国の新しい関税 – ビジネスライブ|仕事

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Australia has rebuffed China’s appeal to “join hands” to defend trade on Thursday, as Beijing looks for partners to help it blunt US tariffs now ratcheted up to 125%, according to a report by Agence France-Presse.

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Ambassador Xiao Qian urged Australia and other trading partners to “jointly respond to the changes of the world” in an opinion piece written for a Sydney newspaper.

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“Under the new circumstances, China stands ready to join hands with Australia,” Xiao wrote for the Sydney Morning Herald.

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But Australia’s defence minister Richard Marles was quick to pour cold water on notions of Canberra and Beijing uniting in “common cause”.

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“We’re not about to make common cause with China, that’s not what’s going to happen here,” Marles told Australia’s Nine News.

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“I don’t think we’ll be holding China’s hand.”

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“We don’t want to see a trade war between America and China, to be clear, but our focus is on actually diversifying our trade.”

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Hours before China’s reciprocal tariffs are to take effect, the country’s commerce minister has said the ‘reciprocal tariffs’ by the US are “a serious infringement of the legitimate interests of all countries”.

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In a report in Chinese state media Xinhua, an official from the ministry was earlier quoted as saying that no one would win in a trade war.

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I want to emphasize that there is no winner in a trade war, and that China does not want a trade war. But the Chinese government will by no means sit by when the legitimate rights and interests of its people are being hurt and deprived,” the official said on Wednesday.

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Hello, and thanks for following our live coverage of what has been a tumultuous week on global markets, triggered by US President Trump’s shock tariff policy.

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The upheaval erased trillions of dollars from stock markets and led to an unsettling surge in US government bond yields that appeared to catch the president’s attention.

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Trump has now announced a 90-day pause on the proposed reciprocal tariffs for most countries, except China, whose tariffs he raised to 125% on Wednesday.

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Asked about his stunning backtrack, Trump said: “I thought that people were jumping a little out line” and “getting a little bit afraid”.

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If you are just getting up to speed, here is the latest on Trump tariffs.

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    Global markets surged after Trump announced his 90-day tariff pause. The S&P 500 surged 5.6%, while the Nasdaq has jumped over 8%. Trump’s Truth Social statement suggests he has backed down on tariffs on most countries for 90 days, applying instead a 10% tariff.

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    However, Trump’s pause does not apply to China, which has announced new tariffs of 84% on imports of all US goods, up from the 34% previously announced, hours after US tariffs on Chinese products went up to a staggering 104%. China’s retaliation sent stock markets falling further with major indices down in the UK, Germany, France and Spain.

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    China’s 84% tariffs on US imports will come into effect at 12.01pm on Thursday, according to Chinese state news agency, Xinhua.

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    The two countries have traded tit-for-tat tariff hikes repeatedly over the past week. “I want to emphasize that there is no winner in a trade war, and that China does not want a trade war. But the Chinese government will by no means sit by when the legitimate rights and interests of its people are being hurt and deprived,” an official of China’s ministry of commerce said in a statement on Wednesday.

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    Addressing reporters at the White House on Wednesday, treasury secretary Scott Bessent said the latest changes in Donald Trump’s tariffs policy was Trump’s “strategy all along.” He said: “This was his strategy all along, and that you might even say that he goaded China into a bad position, they responded.”

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    The WTO chief said the US-China tariff war could reduce trade in goods between the two economic giants by 80%, pulling down the rest of the world economy. Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said that the US-China tariff war could reduce trade in goods between the two countries by 80%.

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    The EU announced 25% tariffs on a range of US imports in a first round of countermeasures. The 27-member bloc has agreed to impose retaliatory tariffs on €21bn (£18bn) of US goods, targeting farm produce and products from Republican states. All member states voted for the retaliation, with the exception of Hungary.

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    Trump’s 90-day pause on tariffs may not exempt the 25% tariff on cars, Ireland’s deputy prime minister has revealed, after a face-to-face meeting with US commerce secretary Howard Lutnick. Simon Harris, the first EU politician to meet anyone in Trump’s administration since the tariffs were announced last Wednesday, said he spoke to the European trade minister Maroš Šefčovič immediately after his bilateral meeting in Washington today.

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    Trump has in particular targeted the pharmaceutical industry, saying: “We’re going to put tariffs on the pharmaceutical companies, and they’re going to all want to come back.” It’s an idea he has raised before.

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    US markets recovered later on Wednesday after Bessent indicated America was open to trade agreements with allies and a subsequent group deal with China. In his first comments since China’s 84% tariff announcement, Trump urged Americans to “be cool”. The US president bragged about countries “kissing my ass” to negotiate tariffs during a Tuesday-night dinner.

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重要なイベント

オーストラリアは、中国の貿易で「手を合わせる」という訴えを拒否します

オーストラリアは木曜日に貿易を守るために「参加」して中国の訴えを拒否しました。、Agence France-Presseのレポートによると。

Xiao Qian大使は、オーストラリアと他の貿易相手国に、シドニーの新聞のために書かれた意見書で「世界の変化に共同で対応する」よう促した。

「新しい状況の下で、中国はオーストラリアと手を組む準備ができています」とシャオはシドニーモーニングヘラルドのために書いた。

しかし、オーストラリアのリチャード・マーレス国防相は、キャンベラと北京の概念に「共通の大義」で団結するという概念に冷たい水をすぐに注ぎました。

「私たちは中国と共通の大義を作ろうとはしていません。それはここで起こることではありません。」 マーレスはオーストラリアの9つのニュースに語った。

「中国の手を握るとは思わない。」

「私たちはアメリカと中国の間の貿易戦争を見たくありませんが、明確にすることは、実際に貿易を多様化することに焦点を当てています。」

#トランプが他の国のための措置を一時停止するときに有効になる米国の商品に対する中国の新しい関税 #ビジネスライブ仕事

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