China Confronts Walmart Over Supplier Price Cuts Linked to US Tariffs
- Chinese authorities have summoned Walmart executives for regulatory discussions regarding price cuts that the retailer requested from Chinese suppliers amid tariff increases from U.S. President Donald Trump.
- Walmart's demands for lower prices could disrupt supply chains and negatively impact both Chinese and American interests, according to China's Ministry of Commerce.
- State media warned that Walmart's actions could lead to further punitive measures if it does not revise its demands on Chinese suppliers.
- If Walmart persists with its price demands, further actions may be taken by Chinese authorities to address the situation.
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