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Trump’s tariffs are sending some companies back to China

One of the most surprising outcomes from a whiplash year of tariffs may be that China has emerged in a position of relative strength, with lower tariffs than last year.

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One of the most surprising outcomes from a whiplash year of tariffs may be that China has emerged in a position of relative strength, with lower tariffs than last year.

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    Trump’s tariffs are sending some companies back to China

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    One of the most surprising outcomes from a whiplash year of tariffs may be that China has emerged in a position of relative strength, with lower tariffs than last year. Trump’s tariffs are sending some companies back to China

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