China has fired back at the U.S. over its latest trade negotiations, urging Washington to stick to global rules and ditch what it calls 'unilateral bullying.' 🚨 The Chinese Commerce Ministry issued a sharp statement Saturday, criticizing U.S. efforts to push 'reciprocal tariffs' on trading partners unless agreements are reached by July 9.
Trade Tensions Heat Up 🔥
Media reports suggest the U.S. is racing to finalize deals with some economies before its 90-day tariff suspension ends. For those who don’t comply? The U.S. might hit them with tariffs anyway—a move China slammed as disrupting the 'multilateral trading system.'
China’s Stance: Fair Play or No Way ⚖️
'We won’t accept any deals that harm Chinese interests,' warned the spokesperson, adding that China would take 'resolute countermeasures' if needed. The message? Play fair or face the music. 🎵
Beijing emphasized its support for resolving disputes through dialogue but stressed that 'the international community must stand for fairness.' 🌐 Will this trade drama spark a new wave of global economic friction? Stay tuned.
