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China’s exports have continued to rise even after President Trump’s 2025 “Liberation Day” tariffs, which targeted China with duties up to 50% before being struck down by the Supreme Court. The country remains the largest exporter in the world, while its imports have declined. Chinese goods are described as cheap and ubiquitous, and Goldman Sachs notes that their affordability is lowering inflation in some developed markets. Data from the Chinese government shows that U.S. imports from China are still increasing, indicating that the trade war has not reduced American reliance on inexpensive Chinese products.

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