China’s Commerce Ministry: Imposing tariffs arbitrarily on trade partners cannot solve problems within US

FXStreetNov 28, 2024 7:18 AM

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Commenting on US President-elect Donald Trunp’s tariff threat, Chinese Commerce Ministry said on Thursday that “China’s stance of opposing unilateral tariff increases has been consistent.”

“Imposing tariffs arbitrarily on trade partners cannot solve the problems within the United States itself,” the Ministry added.

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