Trump’s 10% tariffs on China kick in as Beijing plans retaliatory strikes

Trump's 10%  tariffs on China  kick in as Beijing plans  retaliatory strikes on  U.S. energy, some  cars
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Briefing
China announces retaliatory tariffs on some  U.S. products as  U.S. tariffs on all Chinese goods  take effect
The Chinese tariffs  — which begin Monday  — impose a 15% import tax on  U.S. coal and liquefied natural gas, plus 10% on crude oil,  farm machinery,  trucks and some sports  cars.
Beijing is fighting back  — but there are signs it is  listening, writes our China correspondent Laura  Bicker
The 10% tariff on all Chinese imports to the  United States went into effect at  12:01 a.m. ET  (05:01 GMT) on  Tuesday.
Proposed 25% U.S. tariffs on Canadian and Mexican goods  are in place after last-minute talks
President Trump says  China tariffs are  in response to trade  deficit and flow of fentanyl into the  U.S.
Direct reporting
Edited by Jenna Moon and Sam Hancock, with Laura Bicker reporting from Beijing

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