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· 6mIndia, China push back as Trump threatens secondary tariffs
India and China pushed back against the White House’s threats to impose secondary tariffs on countries buying Russian oil. New Delhi and Beijing are among the biggest importers of energy from Moscow. US President Donald Trump has promised 100% duties on imports from any country that buys oil from Russia.
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The president also touted agreements over hundreds of billions of dollars in foreign investment into the United States.
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