OPINION: Chinese yards shrug off US-China tariff spat

Trading blows: As President Donald Trump welcomed first gas at Sempra Energy’s Cameron LNG project in Louisiana, the administrations in Washington and Beijing each imposed increased tariffs on goods, including US gas exports to China. — Trading blows: As President Donald Trump welcomed first gas at Sempra Energy’s Cameron LNG project in Louisiana, the administrations in Washington and Beijing each imposed increased tariffs on goods, including US gas exports to China.Foto: RYTIS DAUKANTAS/UPSTREAM

Xu Yihe

Singapore

USA China Politics Americas North America

Published 15 May 2019, 19:06Updated 17 May 2019, 15:22

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