Walmart Inc. has asked some Chinese suppliers for major price reductions, with the US retail giant’s efforts to shift the burden of President Donald Trump’s tariffs facing strong pushback from firms in the Asian nation,

Walmart has asked some Chinese suppliers for major price cuts, with the U.S. retail giant's efforts to shift the burden of President Donald Trump's tariffs facing strong push back from firms in the Asian nation,

US retailer Walmart has reached out to its suppliers in China, requesting significant cost concessions as the company aims to mitigate the financial impact of tariffs introduced by US President Donald Trump.

A former Kentucky political candidate's claim that Walmart cut all food prices to "pre-inflation" rates during Donald Trump's first month as U.S. president is inaccurate, the American retailer has said.

Walmart is reportedly pushing its Chinese suppliers to absorb the costs of U.S. tariffs. Bloomberg, citing anonymous sources familiar with the matter, said the retail giant has requested significant price cuts – up to 10% – from manufacturers in China to mitigate the impact of President Donald Trump’s tariffs.

Walmart asked some Chinese suppliers to cut prices to shift the burden of President Trump's tariffs, Bloomberg News first reported. Why it matters: After campaigning on a promise to curb inflation, Trump's trade war risks raising prices on everything from food and clothing to cars and computers.

The retailer's stock price dropped last week after an executive said Walmart is "not going to be completely immune" to President Donald Trump's new tariffs, said NBC News. Chief F