US-China Trade War

The US-China trade war was a conflict where the U.S. and China imposed tariffs and trade barriers on each other’s goods to address concerns like unfair trade practices and intellectual property theft. The U.S. aimed to reduce China’s trade deficit and promote fairer competition, while China responded with its own tariffs, impacting global supply chains. The conflict led to increased costs for businesses and consumers, disrupted international trade, and prompted negotiations to reach agreements. It reflects broader tensions over economic dominance, technology, and political influence between the two countries.