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Global Trade Faces Disruption as US-China Tariff War Intensifies

Record-high tariffs and retaliatory measures have stalled Boeing deliveries, strained supply chains, and raised alarms about potential global economic contraction.

La Chine pesait encore 17 milliards de revenus dans l’exercice fiscal de Nvidia achevé en 2025.
En 2024, les États-Unis ont importé pour 440 de dollars de biens chinois, enregistrant un déficit record de 320 milliards de dollars (hors services).
Des conteneurs prêts à l'exportation dans le port de Qingdao, en Chine, le 15 avril 2025
«La Chine veut ce que nous avons, ce que chaque pays veut et que nous avons: le consommateur américain», assure le président américain.

Overview

  • The US has imposed tariffs of up to 145% on Chinese imports, with China responding with 125% duties on US goods.
  • China has ordered its airlines to suspend Boeing aircraft deliveries and halt purchases of US-made aviation parts.
  • Major airlines, including Ryanair and Juneyao Airlines, have postponed Boeing deliveries due to increased costs from tariffs.
  • The World Trade Organization warns of a potential 1.5% contraction in global merchandise trade in 2025, citing heightened trade tensions.
  • Both nations maintain public positions, with the US urging China to negotiate and China calling for dialogue while asserting its right to retaliate.