Beijing, March 14 -- Business leaders and economists have warned that China's exports are likely to suffer significantly due to the intensifying tariff conflict with the United States, as reported by Radio Free Asia (RFA).

Since President Donald Trump assumed office, the United States has applied a 20 per cent tariff on Chinese products, including a 10 per cent tariff last month and an additional 10 per cent set to take effect on March 4. The growing restrictions have worsened conditions for Chinese exporters, who are already facing rising competition from other countries.

According to the head of an electronics trading company in Shenzhen, "Export volume has shrunk, and business has been snatched away by competitors from other countrie...