China’s share of total U.S. imports has fallen to around 7–8%, the lowest level since the early 2000s, reflecting years of tariffs, supply-chain diversification, and companies shifting production to other countries.
China’s share of total U.S. imports has fallen to around 7–8%, the lowest level since the early 2000s, reflecting years of tariffs, supply-chain diversification, and companies shifting production to other countries.
