"China's exports to the United States tumbled in April by 21%, signaling the impact of President Trump's tariffs and a shift toward global supply chains."
"Despite a general rise in total exports from China, trade with the U.S. has significantly declined, showing the negative effects of escalating tariffs between the two economies."
In April, China's exports to the United States dropped by 21% as the impact of President Trump's tariffs continued to reshape global trade dynamics. Overall, China reported an 8.1% increase in total exports compared to the previous year, although this was less than the previous month's increase. The country's imports from the U.S. also fell, contributing to a trade surplus that decreased compared to the previous year. These shifts suggest a long-term impact of tariffs on trade patterns, with experts predicting continued declines in U.S. exports.
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