New China tariffs could be on the docket for the Biden administration, according to Wednesday comments by officials from the U.S. Chamber of Commerce.
A tariff on China is among the options the Biden administration is considering should China fail to fulfill its purchasing commitments outlined in the Phase One trade deal. The Chamber’s head of international affairs, Myron Brilliant, told reporters the Chamber is not endorsing any of the options at this point in time.
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