China's New Tariffs on US Crude, LNG to Have Limited Impact on Its Domestic Market, Experts Say
During Trump's first term, China imposed 25 percent tariffs on LNG imported from the US in June 2019 after halting such imports in March 2019, gradually granting exemptions after February 2020. The policy had minimal impact on China's natural gas market, according to official figures.
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