US EditionChina says 'market has spoken' after US tariffs spark selloff
- Trump introduced a 34% tariff on Chinese goods, raising total duties on China to 54% this year.
- In retaliation, China imposed a 34% tariff on U.S. Goods, escalating the trade conflict.
- Global stock markets dropped significantly, with the S&P 500 down 9% for the week following Trump's announcements.
- China's foreign ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun stated, 'the market has spoken,' urging the U.S. For 'equal-footed consultation.
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China calls for dialogue: the market has already spoken, points out
Beijing. “The market has spoken,” the Chinese government said on Saturday and asked Washington for an “egalitarian consultation,” after world markets collapsed in reaction to U.S.-imposed tariffs that provoked Chinese retaliation.
China ‘scoffs’ at Trump’s tariffs and claims not to be afraid of the US: ‘The market has spoken’
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of China said this Saturday that “the market has spoken” in rejection of the tariffs imposed by the United States and called on Washington to deactivate the growing trade war through “equal consultations.” The Chinese government insisted that the Donald Trump administration should abandon the “unfair” tariff war that is causing collapses in global markets, after Friday’s top stock prices dropped sharply to more th…
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nin.rsChina calls on US for 'equal consultations' on tariffs
China called on Washington on Monday for "equal consultations" on tariffs, after global markets plunged in reaction to US President Donald Trump's trade tariffs that prompted Chinese retaliation.
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