Could the world's two largest economies finally find common ground on trade? ๐ค China's Ministry of Commerce declared Thursday it's ready to collaborate with the U.S. to build 'stable, healthy, and sustainable' economic relations rooted in mutual respect and win-win cooperation. ๐ผโจ
Spokesperson He Yadong addressed growing tensions, stating: 'Tariff measures hurt everyone โ China, the U.S., and the global community.' The remarks come as Washington considers new 10% tariffs on Chinese imports starting February 1. ๐๐จ
When asked about TikTok's ongoing challenges, He emphasized China's commitment to protecting businesses' rights: 'We oppose actions that violate market principles.' ๐จ๐ณ๐ He called on U.S. leaders to 'listen to enterprises and the public' while fostering fair conditions for all companies, including Chinese firms. ๐ค๐
This diplomatic push highlights Beijing's strategy: economic stability through dialogue over confrontation. Will 2024 bring cooler heads โ and hotter trade deals? ๐ฅโ๏ธ
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