China is no longer the main source for U.S. imports. Mexico took its place last year.That seismic shift started in 2018 after President Trump signed into law a round of tariffs on many Chinese imports during his first term.

China's commerce ministry on Thursday announced a series of policy measures aimed at boosting the country's foreign trade, including pledging to strengthen financing support to firms and expand exports of agricultural products.

Concerns are rising over how potential China tariffs from the new Trump administration could impact the tech sector. This includes semiconductors, crucial for smartphone production, given potential shifts in trade policy and relations with Taiwan.

For the second largest economy, China, a big source of concern is tariffs against Chinese products. During the campaign trail, Trump had stated that he would impose at least 60% tariffs on Chinese imports and 20% tariffs on imports from all other countries.

After the resounding victory of Donald Trump in US presidential elections, once he takes over the president’s office in January, the first and foremost thing he is likely to do is to impose tariffs on Chinese imports,