China scraps export charge hike in trade war with West

China has scrapped plans for a sharp increase in export tariffs meant to restrain a surge in textiles to overseas markets amid a trade dispute with the US and Europe.

China scraps export charge hike in trade war with West

China has scrapped plans for a sharp increase in export tariffs meant to restrain a surge in textiles to overseas markets amid a trade dispute with the US and Europe.

The government announcement today did not explain the reason for the step but noted that it came after the US and the European Union took steps to restrict imports of Chinese clothing and textiles.

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