When a BlackRock infrastructure fund agreed to buy the Panama Canal ports that had drawn the ire of President Donald Donald Trump for what he called Chinese control of the waterway, it looked like the end of that episode.

Wednesday's tariff announcement will be telling for how the president addresses the world's second-largest economy.

Trump is set to unveil his “reciprocal” tariffs designed to address trade imbalances on April 2, potentially hitting Chinese goods with additional duties. Since taking office in January, Trump has already levied 20% tariffs on all Chinese imports,

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Tensions between Beijing and Washington could worsen this week, when a new set of Trump’s tariffs is set to take effect in a potentially broad limit on trade.

EU leader says Trump's latest tariffs are a major blow to the world economy and will hurt vulnerable people the most

Technology companies were among the hardest hit in initial market reaction, with contracts tracking the Nasdaq down 4 per cent. Apple, which is heavily exposed to additional tariffs on China, saw its shares plummet 7 per cent,