最新报道:Former President Donald Trump has proposed imposing 60% tariffs on all Chinese imports if re-elected, escalating his trade war rhetoric. The plan, outlined in recent interviews, would more than double current rates and likely trigger retaliatory measures. Trump also vowed to revoke China's "most favored nation" trade status, potentially raising tariffs to over 80% on some goods. The proposal comes as Trump leads in polls against President Biden, who maintained many Trump-era tariffs while pursuing targeted economic decoupling. Business groups warn such aggressive tariffs could disrupt supply chains and raise consumer prices, while some economists argue they may accelerate manufacturing reshoring. Legal experts note the president has broad authority to set tariffs without congressional approval.