China says it will ignore US 'tariff numbers game'
- China has imposed a 125% tariff on American goods in response to previous U.S. Tariff policies, specifically targeting Vice President JD Vance's remarks about Chinese laborers, as reported by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
- Xia Baolong criticized Vance's statements, calling the U.S. trade strategy 'extremely shameless' and mocking the remarks on Chinese workers.
- The World Trade Organization warned of a potential 0.2% decline in global trade volume for 2025 due to high tariffs and political tensions.
- Economists believe that continued tariffs can halt most trade between the U.S. And China due to increased costs, as mentioned by various analysts in the context of Trump's tariffs.
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