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UK and EU stock markets slump as Trump’s tariffs, including 104% on China, take effect – business live
Stock markets down from Australia to Japan and Taiwan as Trump presses ahead with huge retaliatory tariffs on China
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Today’s tariffs follow Trump’s 10% tariff on all imports from many countries, including Australia, which came into effect at the weekend.
US customs agents began collecting the unilateral tariff at US seaports, airports and customs warehouses on Saturday. Today’s measures are higher levies on goods from 57 larger trading partners.

Trump imposes new tariffs on dozens of partners, sparking fresh market turmoil
Rates on imports to US from dozens of countries rise further, with China hit by 104% tariffs
The US and China are heading towards an all-out trade war, as Donald Trump unleashed a new wave of tariffs against dozens of partners that triggered a fresh day of stock market turmoil on Wednesday.
The global economy has been rocked since sweeping 10% US tariffs took effect over the weekend, prompting dramatic market sell-offs worldwide and sparking recession fears.

China says it will continue to take ‘resolute and forceful’ countermeasures as U.S. tariffs kick in

Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs take effect
