BEIJING (Kyodo) -- China on Tuesday announced additional tariffs of up to 15 percent on American imports, effective Feb. 10, in response to a new 10 percent U.S. tariff on Chinese goods.

Coal and liquefied natural gas will face a new 15 percent tariff, while a 10 percent levy will be imposed on goods such as crude oil, agricultural machinery and certain automobiles, the Chinese Finance Ministry said.

China also said it has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization over the new U.S. tariffs.

An anti-monopoly watchdog in Beijing said Tuesday it has launched an investigation into U.S. tech giant Google, despite the company's services being effectively banned in mainland China.

China also imposed restrictions on U.S.-bound exports of items related to materials such as tungsten and molybdenum to "safeguard national security and interests," the Chinese Commerce Ministry said.

Trump's 10 percent tariffs on China took effect at 12:01 a.m. Eastern time Tuesday, Reuters reported.