Trump's tariff stance on China has not softened

PANews reported on April 24 that according to CCTV.com's signing of the Wall Street Journal on the 23rd, senior US officials revealed that the Trump administration is considering a variety of plans. The first option is that the tariff rate imposed on Chinese goods may be reduced to about 50%-65%. The second option is called the "grading plan". The United States will divide goods imported from China into so-called "no threat to US national security" and so-called "strategic significance to US national interests." US media said that in the "grading plan", the US will impose a 35% tariff on the former category of goods, and the tariff rate on the second category of goods is at least 100%. White House press secretary Levitt said Trump's position on tariffs on China "has not softened."