The Chinese Foreign Ministry commented on media reports about Trump's possible plans for tariffs

2024-01-29T08:08:41.915Z

Highlights: The Chinese Foreign Ministry commented on media reports about Trump's possible plans for tariffs. Earlier, The Washington Post wrote that Trump, if re-elected as US President, could impose duties of 60% on imports from China. Wang Wenbin called this news unconfirmed and stated the need to develop trade relations between the two countries. “We do not comment on unconfirmed news. Maintaining the healthy and stable development of US-China trade and economic relations is in line with the fundamental interests of the two country and their peoples,” he said.

The Chinese Foreign Ministry commented on information from the American newspaper The Washington Post (WP) about former US President Donald Trump's plans to impose tariffs of 60% on Chinese products if he wins the American presidential election.