The trade tariff landscape shows a stark disparity between US and Chinese policy approaches. The US currently applies an average tariff rate of 47.5% on Chinese imports, significantly higher than the 31.9% that China imposes on American goods. When comparing broader trade relations, the gap becomes even more pronounced: the US charges an average of 18.4% on imports from the rest of the world, while China maintains a 6.5% average tariff rate on non-US imports. These figures highlight the asymmetrical nature of current trade dynamics and could have ripple effects across global markets, including crypto and financial asset valuations as investors navigate macroeconomic uncertainty.