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China warns of our vice deals and vows to retaliate if interests are damaged

China has issued a direct warning to countries considering a trade agreement with the United States, which could be detrimental to Beijing. The statement was released on Monday after reports that Washington could offer tariff exemptions to other countries under Donald Trump in exchange for restricting trade with China.

China’s Ministry of Commerce said it “respects all parties to resolve economic and trade differences with the United States through equal consultations”, but made it clear that if such a deal was reached at its cost, it would not remain silent.

“Never accept”

“China firmly opposes any party that has reached an agreement at the expense of China,” the ministry said, adding that if any such arrangement is adopted, China will never accept it and take countermeasures in a firm and countdown manner.”
The reaction is speculation about Trump’s efforts to reshape global trade relations, by providing incentives to countries that reduce business ties with China, a strategic view of Beijing as a form of economic coercion.

Beijing also criticized governments that may be inclined to meet U.S. demands. A spokesperson for the Ministry of Commerce of China said: “The app will not bring peace, and compromise will not be respected.”


China “considered that all parties should be on the side of fairness and justice on mutual tariff issues and expressed its hope that trading partners will stick to these values. In a more reconciliational note pointing to its global partners, the ministry said it was “willing to strengthen stability and coordination with all parties to deal with the situation, to deal with the situation, and to deal with the situation, which is central. [and] The call reflects China’s intention to oppose the U.S. impact on the U.S. by strengthening cooperation with like-minded economies. The information also suggests that Beijing is actively seeking to build a coalition of countries that oppose Washington’s active tariff policies.

The Ministry of Commerce ended with a clear warning. “China is determined and capable of safeguarding its rights and interests.”

The statement shows that China is not only ready to retaliate economically, but also to a broader response to a broader diplomatic response seen as an unfair trade practice. With tensions installed, Beijing appears committed to defending its market position, even if it means going on multiple fronts immediately.

(with Reuters input)

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