China has reported its exports to the United States fell 27% in September from the year before, even though growth in its global exports hit a six-month high

Trade conflict escalates as the US plans 100 per cent tariffs on Chinese exports. Could Indian exporters gain a strategic advantage?

The U.S. and China have raised new tariffs and export controls on each other, but they may just be a negotiating tactic.

The United States of America will slap an additional 100% tariff on imports from China and impose export controls on all critical U.S.-made software from November 1, President Donald Trump said on Friday.

Customs figures released Monday showed that China’s worldwide exports were 8.3% higher than a year earlier, at $328.5 billion, surpassing economists’ estimates.

“China hasn’t purchased any soybeans from the United States this year, thanks to the president,” said Streff, who farms near Salem. “Our beans are the cheapest in the world, by about $2 a bushel, but this trade war is keeping them out of China — our biggest customer.”