Donald Trump will challenge China, but his returns also presents opportunities for the Communist Party to advance its agenda in 2025

Trump, who is due to take office in January, pledged during campaigning to slap hefty tariffs on Chinese imports, causing unease in Beijing and heightening growth risks for China.

Donald Trump has threatened new, higher tariffs on two of California’s biggest trade partners, China and Mexico. The state’s workers and economy could feel the most impact.

The United States could impose nearly 40% tariffs on imports from China early next year, a Reuters poll of economists showed, potentially slicing growth in the world's second-biggest economy by up to 1 percentage point.

He thinks Trump is serious about his campaign promise to impose tariffs of 60% on all Chinese goods. American businesses are dusting off a playbook they used during Trump’s first term: stocking up on imported goods before tariffs are enacted.

The United States, under President Donald Trump may put roughly 40% tariffs on Chinese imports early next year, a poll by news agency Reuters has revealed. According to the agency report, the tariff hike could cut growth in the second-largest economy in the world by as much as 1%.