Following U.S. President Trump's resurgence in trade conflict with China, representatives from both nations will meet to negotiate and stabilize global markets. Trump's recent executive actions, including tariff increases, aimed to address issues such as fentanyl imports and shifting trade dynamics. As tensions mount, both sides have implemented tariffs and export controls, impacting multiple industries. This meeting comes at a crucial time where previous strategies and trade actions may shape the future relationship. Insights into prior developments offer context for ongoing negotiations and prospective resolutions.
Through tariffs and counter-tariffs, dealmaking and dealbreaking, here's a timeline of the U.S. and China's tumultuous trade relations since the start of Trump's second term.
The Trump Administration argued that ending the de minimis exemption contributed to the entry of fentanyl and illegal drugs into the U.S.
China's Commerce Ministry announced export controls on rare-earth minerals, citing the need to safeguard national security and interests.
While it's not yet clear where things could go next, it may be valuable to look back on how we got here.
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