China hits U.S. vessels with new port fees amid tariff retaliation
China imposed new port fees on U.S. vessels as part of a proportional response to Washington’s tariffs.
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12h agoChina hits U.S. vessels with new port fees amid tariff retaliation
China announced new port charges on U.S.-linked ships entering Chinese ports starting October 14, in response to Washington’s tariff expansion. The fees—set at 400 yuan per net ton—will rise annually until 2028. Analysts view the measure as symbolic but politically charged, reflecting Beijing’s intent to respond proportionally to U.S. trade pressure. (AP)
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12h agoChina hits U.S. vessels with new port fees amid tariff retaliation
China announced new port charges on U.S.-linked ships entering Chinese ports starting October 14, in response to Washington’s tariff expansion. The fees—set at 400 yuan per net ton—will rise annually until 2028. Analysts view the measure as symbolic but politically charged, reflecting Beijing’s intent to respond proportionally to U.S. trade pressure. (AP)
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China hits U.S. vessels with new port fees amid tariff retaliation
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China imposed new port fees on U.S. vessels as part of a proportional response to Washington’s tariffs.
China announced new port charges on U.S.-linked ships entering Chinese ports starting October 14, in response to Washington’s tariff expansion. The fees—set at 400 yuan per net ton—will rise annually until 2028. Analysts view the measure as symbolic but politically charged, reflecting Beijing’s intent to respond proportionally to U.S. trade pressure. (AP)
China announced new port charges on U.S.-linked ships entering Chinese ports starting October 14, in response to Washington’s tariff expansion. The fees—set at 400 yuan per net ton—will rise annually until 2028. Analysts view the measure as symbolic but politically charged, reflecting Beijing’s intent to respond proportionally to U.S. trade pressure. (AP)
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