U.S. tariffs on $16 billion of Chinese goods to take effect this week
20 August 2018 |
6:15 am
U.S. is set to imposed tariffs on a further $16 billion on Chinese goods on Aug. 23, and China has promised to respond in kind. Still, Chinese and U.S. official are set to meet in Washington this week for talks.
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