Trade War

China's Vice Premier Liu He is expected to meet with U.S. trade officials on the eve of Trump's the increase tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods.

The U.S. will increase tariffs at midnight tonight on $200 billion in goods, increasing from 10 percent to 25 percent -- unless Trump Administration and Chinese officials can agree on a trade deal.

As U.S.-China trade negotiations gets underway, tensions could arise in the trade talks around China’s economic growth at America’s expense, according to Gen. Jack Keane.

China is threatening retaliatory tariffs in response to President Trump’s new round of tariffs on Beijing.

For each new steel job created, the average U.S. consumer pays a staggering $900,000.

The Trump administration is preparing to raise existing tariffs on Chinese goods.

Beijing believed that if the U.S. economy was weakening -- and the U.S.’s resolve alongside it -- the White House would be more willing to cut a deal.

Trump's threat of higher tariffs would escalate the trade war with China to a significant degree.