US raises tariffs on China imports
The extra tariffs could cause concern in a container shipping industry already plagued by oversupply and falling rates. Asia trade data in the first quarter has also been weak
Against the backdrop of a US president who believes other countries’ trade barriers and tariffs destroy American businesses, the US raised tariffs to 25% on $200bn worth of Chinese goods on Friday for US-bound cargoes being exported from China
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