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Does not. breaking news, china will impose tariffs on 106 u.s. products. that's according to state media cctv. the 106 items fall under 14 categories including soybeans. that's in response to the white house detailing the $50 billion in chinese goods it plans to hit with tariffs. the list includes 1,300 items targeting chinese aerospace equipment, tech, and manufacturing. also contained some unexpected items like flame throwers and medical supplies such as malaria test kits, hearing aids, and artificial teeth. it also excludes many popular retail items, shoes, clothes, furniture products tha...

Cctv. the date the tariffs will go into effect will be announced separately. the 106 products from the u.s. fall under 14 categories including, most importantly, soybeans. this according to cctv. a response to the white house detailing the $50 billion in chinese goods it plans to hit with tariffs. the list includes 1,300 items targeting chinese aerospace, tech, and manufacturing, also contains unexpected items like flame throwers and medical supplies such as malaria test kits, hearing aids, and artificial teeth. it also excludes many popular retail items -- shoes, clothes, furniture, products ...

Those are major businesses from the u.s. to china. you had in 2016 $14 billion worth of u.s. soybeans. and roughly $14 billion worth of u.s. aircraft. the trump administration says it needs these tariffs to protect against alleged intellectual property theft and forced technology transfer. the vice minister of commerce in china was asked about that. those allegations. and his response was "fake news." he says china doesn't do that. >> all right. thanks. remember the president said trade wars are good and easy to win. it appears wall street disagrees. dow futures are down more than 400 points...