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The United States and China have begun implementing new port fees on each other’s vessels amid escalating trade tensions. Officials express concern that recent moves could disrupt the fragile truce established in May and potentially reignite a full-scale trade war between the world’s two largest economies.
The United States and China have reportedly begun charging new port fees on each other’s ships, according to sources familiar with the matter. This development comes as trade tensions between the two economic powers continue to mount, with analysts suggesting the move represents another significant strain in the bilateral relationship.
The United States and China have begun implementing new port fees on each other’s vessels as trade tensions escalate. Analysts suggest these developments threaten the fragile truce established between the trading partners earlier this year.
The United States and China reportedly began charging new port fees on each other’s ships on Tuesday, according to sources familiar with the matter. This development comes as trade tensions between the economic powers continue to mount, with analysts suggesting these measures represent another significant strain in the bilateral relationship.