Trump Tariff: After the BRICS 2025 conference held in Brazil, the geopolitical atmosphere has been heated. US President Donald Trump has warned the BRICS countries of adopting “anti -America policies” to impose an additional 10% tariff on 12 countries. China has reacted strongly to this. China has clearly stated that the BRICS group does not want conflict, but it is wrong to use tariffs as political pressure.

China’s US two
During the regular press briefing in Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesman Mao Ning said, there is no victory in the tariff and trade war. Protectionism is not the way forward. China criticized the US using tariffs as a political weapon and said that this strategy would not be beneficial for anyone.

Trump’s warning
Trump has spoken of giving economic punishment to those countries which are standing with anti-American policies of BRICS. Aerial attacks on Iran’s military and nuclear bases by the US and Israel at the BRICS conference were called “illegal”. This move of BRICS is considered to be the hardest collective condemnation ever on Western military action. Trump said that countries supporting such proposals should be ready to suffer economic consequences.

Concern over Iran and Gaza, condemnation of terrorism
Apart from Iran’s issue, the Gaza war was also discussed in the conference. BRICS countries raised concerns over unilateral military actions and emphasized the need for peace. At the same time, the terrorist attack in Pahalgam in Jammu and Kashmir, India was also strongly condemned. BRICs demanded strict action on cross -border terrorism and terror financeing networks.

Stress grows behind Trump’s threat
Trump said that he has prepared tariff notices for 12 countries which have been signed and ready. These letters will be issued at 12 noon (EST) on Monday afternoon. This threat has come at a time when the temporary ban on the new policy of tariff in the US ends on 9 July. Earlier on April 2, Trump had announced to increase the tariff on all business partner countries, causing diplomatic disputes around the world.

Trump tarif row: Chinese Prime Minister Li Kiang has reacted to US President Donald Trump’s decision to impose 104% tariff on all goods coming from China. He said that China is fully prepared to face such situations and the country is capable of combating any negative external influences.

Lee Kiang said that the current economic policies of China take full care of different uncertainties this year. He says that China has prepared for every situation in its economic plans, so that any external crisis or economic shock does not affect the economy of the country.

Confused over economic growth in 2025

Prime Minister Li Kiang also said that China has full faith in the strength and growth of its economy in the year 2025. They are convinced that China’s economy will remain healthy and stable, even if external pressure has increased. His statement shows China’s economic confidence despite the charges leveled by Trump.

Global confidence in China’s strong position

Lee Kiang also expressed his perseverance on China’s economic status in a call made from European Commission Chairman Ursula von Der Leyen on Tuesday. This message of China globally suggests that it is ready to face economic challenges and will be able to maintain its stability and growth despite these challenges.

What is the matter

Actually, America has decided to impose more tax on all the goods coming from China. The White House said on 8 April that now 104% tax will be levied on electric vehicles coming from China. This new tax has come into force from midnight of 9 April.

This step of America is being considered as the biggest and strict decision of the ongoing trade war with China. According to a report of Fox Business, White House Press Secretary Caroline Lewitt said that China has not yet removed its tax imposed on America. For this reason, the US has also decided to impose a total tax on goods coming from China from 9 April.

Tax distributed in three parts

The US has now imposed a total tax on goods coming from China, which is divided into three parts. First, 20 percent tax was levied earlier this year. Then, on April 2, 34 percent and tax was imposed under a ‘Risiprockle Tariff’. Now, Donald Trump has added a new tax of 50 percent. A total of 104 percent tax has been done, including these three taxes, which will be applicable to goods imported from China.