In a diplomatic move, Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao has urged the U.S. to reconsider its tariff policies, sparking fresh debates about the future of global trade. Writing to newly appointed U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, Wang emphasized the 'significant progress' in China-U.S. economic ties since diplomatic relations began .
Highlighting mutual benefits, Wang noted that cooperation has driven growth, created jobs, and improved livelihoods in both countries. 'A healthy trade relationship aligns with our shared interests and global expectations,' he stated, calling for dialogue to resolve disputes .
Tensions flared as China opposed recent U.S. tariffs targeting Chinese goods over fentanyl concerns, calling them 'unjustified' and vowing 'necessary countermeasures.' Wang also criticized 'America First' policies for unfairly targeting China in trade investigations .
Will both sides find common ground? Wang’s letter signals Beijing’s readiness to collaborate but insists on 'equal dialogue' to address concerns. As the world watches, this trade chess game could reshape global markets .
In a diplomatic move, Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao has urged the U.S. to reconsider its tariff policies, sparking fresh debates about the future of global trade. Writing to newly appointed U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, Wang emphasized the 'significant progress' in China-U.S. economic ties since diplomatic relations began 
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Highlighting mutual benefits, Wang noted that cooperation has driven growth, created jobs, and improved livelihoods in both countries. 'A healthy trade relationship aligns with our shared interests and global expectations,' he stated, calling for dialogue to resolve disputes 
.
Tensions flared as China opposed recent U.S. tariffs targeting Chinese goods over fentanyl concerns, calling them 'unjustified' and vowing 'necessary countermeasures.' Wang also criticized 'America First' policies for unfairly targeting China in trade investigations 
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Will both sides find common ground? Wang’s letter signals Beijing’s readiness to collaborate but insists on 'equal dialogue' to address concerns. As the world watches, this trade chess game could reshape global markets 
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