Trump, China trade war: tariffs pushed on $200 billion of goods despite talks

Here’s a timeline of the US-China trade war so far:

• March 1: President Donald
  Trump announces tariffs on all imports of
  steel and aluminum, including metals from China.
• March
  22: Trump announces
  plans to impose 25% tariffs on $50
  billion worth of Chinese goods. China announces
  tariffs in retaliation to the steel and
  aluminum duties and promises a response to the latest US
  announcement.
• April 3: The US trade
  representative announces a list of Chinese
  goods subject to the tariffs. There is
  a mandatory 60-day comment period for industries to ask for
  exemptions from the tariffs.
• April
  4: China rolls out a
  list of more than 100 US goods worth
  roughly $50 billion that are subject to retaliatory tariffs.
• May 21: After a meeting,
  the two countries announce the outline of a
  trade deal to avoid the tariffs.
• May 29: The White House
  announces that the tariffs on $50 billion of Chinese
  goods will move forward, with
  the final list of goods released June 15. The move appears to
  wreck the nascent trade deal.
• June 15: Trump rolls out
  the final list of goods subject to
  new tariffs. Chinese imports worth $34 billion would be
  subject to 25% tariffs as of July 6, with another $16 billion
  worth of imports subject to the tariffs at a later
  date. China
  retaliates with an equivalent set of
  tariffs.
• June
  18: Trump threatens 10%
  tariffs on another $200 billion worth
  of Chinese goods.
• July 6: The first tranche
  of tariffs on $34 billion worth
  of Chinese goods takes
  effect; China responds in kind.
• July
  10: The US releases an initial
  list of an additional $200 billion
  worth of Chinese goods that could be subject to 10% tariffs.
• August 1: Washington more
  than doubles
  the value of its tariff threats against
  Beijing, announcing plans to increase the size of proposed
  duties on $200 billion worth of Chinese goods to 25% from
  10%.
• August
  3: China says
  it will impose tariffs of various rates
  on another $60 billion worth of US goods if Trump moves
  forward with his latest threat.
• August 7: The US announces
  that the second tranche of tariffs, which will hit $16
  billion worth of Chinese goods, will take effect August 23.
• August
  23: The US
  imposes tariffs on another $16 billion
  worth of Chinese goods, and Beijing responds with tariffs on
  $16 billion worth of US goods.
• September 7: Trump says the $200 billion
  tranche of tariffs is coming “soon” and
  threatens to impose tariffs on another $267 billion worth
  of Chinese goods.