Bessent singles out Beijing amid tariff pause: ‘They are the problem for the rest of the world’
Secretary of the Treasury Scott Best noted that Tariffs on Wednesday paused because of President Donald Trump, wanting to “involved in personally”, as dozens of peoples make transactions.
Treasury secretary Scott Betting: He said that China has disagreements with the rest of the world because Trump’s administration sets tariffs for everyone on Wednesday.
President Donald Trump On Wednesday, he will reduce recent reciprocal tariffs on several countries, while identifying the immediate growth of tariffs for Chinese goods to 125%.
“China is the most effective economy in the history of modern world,” Baine told reporters on Wednesday. “These are the biggest source of US trade problems, and they are really a problem for the rest of the world.”
Bainev warns China about currency steps, says the bond market is not “deleting” the system problem

During the event at the New York Economic Club (ECNY) event, the New York Economic Club (ECNY) event was held during the event at the New York Economic Club (ECNY event. (Victor J. Blue / BLOOMBERG / Getty Images)
On Wednesday, 104% came into force against Chinese products entering the United States, prompting China to respond to US dollar items from 34% to 84%.
“I do not call it a trade war, but I think that China has intensified, and President Trump answered very boldly, and we are going to work with our trade partner,” said Banin.
In contrast, Best said that more than 75 countries were contacted by Trump’s Administration after a trading solution, and he expects to do more on Wednesday.
Trade secretary Howard Lutnik voiced such moods and said that China has deviated from other countries to refuse to negotiate with the United States.
“The world is ready to work with President Trump to correct the global trade, and China has chosen the opposite direction,” the Former Twitter on Wednesday.
Trump pushes back to “rebellious” republicans on tariffs. “You don’t negotiate how I’m negotiating”

Trade Secretary Howard Lutnik leaves for President Donald Trump signed executive orders “Make America’s Rich” trade statement on imported goods. (Andrew Werad / Getty Images / Getty Images)
Trump revealed historical tariffs during the ceremony of “April 2 of the American rich” event in the Garden of White House.
The tariff plan has set a 10% basis on all US imports, as well as adapted tariffs for countries that set higher tariffs on American goods. The initial tariffs of 10% came into force on Saturday, and the others on Wednesday at midnight.
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Trump, announced in the truth, stated that last week’s reciprocal tariffs will stop suspending 90 days, during which countries will stand 10% of the initial tariff.
“At some point, I hope that in the near future China will understand that the days of leaving the United States and other countries are no longer stable or acceptable.”
Fox News’ Stephen Setace contributed to this report.