The new rates for Beijing will enter into force this midnight. Today, the Chinese authorities have pronounced their “strong conviction” for what they have labeled “Chantajista Nature” of the United States.
The president of the United States, Donald Trump, has fulfilled His threat and has doubled the rates China Up to 104 % compared to the next midnight for the countermeasures adopted by Beijing, the White House was reported to the FOX Business Chain.
The Republican leader had said this week that, if China would not retrieve his battery of mutual rates of 34 % for today’s afternoon, the East Coast Time (16:00 GMT), would implement an extra 50 % match that would export to the US from midnight on Tuesday.
Before that period was fulfilled, the President had assured on Tuesday that China wants an agreement on rates “desperate”, but of the opinion that they don’t know how to “start” to negotiate and said the White House was Waiting for the call of Chinese President Xi Jinping.
Spokeswoman of the White House, Karoline Leavitt, believes that China has “wrong” When choosing to respond to American rates, but also that Beijing “Wil” and “has” has reached an agreement with Washington.
“When the United States gets a blow, it gives the blow back with more strength. That is why 104 % rates will come into effect this midnight for China. But the president believes that XI and China want to reach an agreement. They just don’t know how to start, “he summarized.
In any case, Leavitt has indicated that Trump is willing to be willing “Incredibly generous” If China chooses to sit down to negotiate, because this would be ‘the best for the American people’.
Nowadays, the Chinese authorities have pronounced their “strong conviction” to what they have labeled as if “Chantajista Nature” of the United States.
China has one last Friday Battes of countermeasures To the rates announced last week by Trump, who increased the taxes imposed on Chinese products to at least 54 %.
China also presented one Ask for the World Trade Organization (WTO) Against the United States for the “mutual rates” for all his commercial partners through the Mechanism for Disputes Solving.
Source: EITB
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