The U.S. reignited trade tensions this week with a proposed 50% tariff hike on Chinese imports—sparking a sharp rebuke from Beijing. China's Commerce Ministry called the move 'a mistake on a mistake,' warning it could destabilize global markets and harm consumers already battling inflation.
The fiery statement urged Washington to 'immediately cancel all unilateral tariffs' and resolve differences through dialogue. 'We hope the U.S. will meet us halfway, based on mutual respect,' the Ministry said, nodding to ongoing economic diplomacy efforts.
Analysts compare the standoff to a high-stakes game of chess , with both sides weighing their next moves. Could this escalate into a full-blown trade war 2.0? While China seeks de-escalation, the ball is now in Washington's court. Stay tuned as this *Game of Thrones* meets *House of Cards* drama unfolds.
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The U.S. reignited trade tensions this week with a proposed 50% tariff hike on Chinese imports—sparking a sharp rebuke from Beijing. China's Commerce Ministry called the move 'a mistake on a mistake,' warning it could destabilize global markets and harm consumers already battling inflation.
statement urged Washington to 'immediately cancel all unilateral tariffs' and resolve differences through dialogue. 'We hope the U.S. will meet us halfway, based on mutual respect,' the Ministry said, nodding to ongoing economic diplomacy efforts.
, with both sides weighing their next moves. Could this escalate into a full-blown trade war 2.0? While China seeks de-escalation, the ball is now in Washington's court. Stay tuned as this *Game of Thrones* meets *House of Cards* drama unfolds. 
