two biggest economies has kicked off. china says it will do as the us's neighbours agree to strengthen their borders. war with mexico and canada. live from london this is business today,

an hour and half ago the us went ahead with its promise of 10 percent tariffs on all chinese goods headed to the us. the global economy. with a 15% tariff. it also says it is filing a complaint with wto over the us tariffs.

on monday as the news broke that the 25% tariffs our north america business correspondent michelle fleury is in the town of windsor, ontario, where she has been getting reaction to these latest developments. tonight they are being restocked. may be permanent. to amazon and netflix, two american companies, she isn't planning to sign back up. it's like the whims of someone

who changes from day to day. at laval, they make parts used in other goods. that 50 years of success came from both sides working together, creating relationships that took and now knowing that that relationship was as fragile as it is and that one person's agenda can change that whole relationship and change the course of a business that's been around for half a century hurts a lot. just across the river.

but for how long? and will be implementing a $1.3 billion dollar plan — trudeau also said canada would appoint a canada — us joint strike force to combat concordia university.

the threat of tariffs at bay. that the tariffs were coming, i'm not sure how big a problem those two things are, or whether they are more imagined in the mind of trump but given whether that will be the opening part of the was what he wanted.

i'm not sure how much they will last or how much they will realise does in fact come from the us but consumers do not like the thug, canadians have we can be defensive when our country is under threat. the degree to which canadians are upset that one man, as played in an earlier clip, has the capacity to wreck applied to american goods.

corporation and told me this isjust the beginning. china as a mano y mano bargaining situation. just like and frankly, he did with canada and mexico. and china is very smart. and you can be sure that those firms are yeah, president trump is saying he's going to speak to president xi later this week. that seemed to lead to a good result. could we see the same for china? sure. and i and i believe that xi is expecting

perhaps of a discussion. it's quite extraordinary. so i think this is quite orchestrated. as a bargaining chip. of the items that are coming up in the trade war are not necessarily economic merchandise items, but other things like the border. and so it's as if that trump sees tariffs security at the border, many more measures

with china, it's not so simple, is it? absolutely not. up and down the supply chain. not that those are insignificant. everybody is affected. when you have the two largest economies of the world beginning a trade war. now, whether this trade war actually turns out on the phone, which is already planned, you know, who knows? xi will say something that will satisfy trump. and and it really undercuts, i think, trump's strategy

dr harry broadman there. it's proving to be another roller coaster ride for traders. across asian markets. between the us and china gathering speed. and he gave me his view... they lost yesterday,

because there's between between the two. raising the stakes. really interesting, in hong kong, the big winners today are all the tech stocks. it's, as i said to harry broadman, between the us and china on so many levels? america generates overall are now more than double where they were eight years ago and it actually added to them. haven't come down. property are all very, very hot

issues between the two nations. but it seems unlikely. russ mould. china says it is to probe the us tech giant said the us tech giant was "suspected of violating what more can you us? as you the announcement you mentioned, the announcement came beijing announced came as beijing announced retaliatory tariffs that you been speaking to your have been speaking to your guests about, are going to have been speaking to your guests abo the are going to have been speaking to your guests abo the us are going to have been speaking to your guests abo the us tech going to have been speaking to your guests abo the us tech giant to {follows 77 google follows antimonopoly its business behaviour. its main business that we know is the google that we all know is the google search engine actually search engine is actually blocked in china since 2010, so many started what

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british prime minister sir keir starmer told that he wants to work together to expand the continent's and the cost of re—armament. council meeting since brexit. partner and try to agree to scrap some of the red tape allie renison is associate director at sec newgate uk, and was formerly

head of eu and trade policy at the institute this was badged as an informal get—together of eu leaders to talk about areas that are not particularly sensitive, linked carbon markets, and also in terms of financing the cost of russia's war

with europe because it is so difficult. it is. between the us and the eu, and it is possible that the kind of deal the government is seeking on agriculture, some a big issue in trade negotiations. from the government that it wants to reset the and the single market, so what extent will the reset make a difference to the uk

economy do you think? if you're outside of the main trade structures of the being set rather than what it does, the eu between the uk and eu, and that is what the reset he signed an executive order on monday ordering the creation video app tiktok. 0ur north america business correspondent ritika gupta is following the story

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live from london, this is bbc news. china retaliates to president trump's tariffs.

levies come into force. gaza ceasefire deal. and a world leading trial to test how artificial hello, welcome to the programme. trump's new 10% tariffs on all chinese exports to

the united states take effect.