Beijing describes Trump tariffs as ‘economic bullying’
In response, China's Finance Ministry announced it would impose a matching 34% tariff on all US products starting April 10 and has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization (WTO). The trade conflict has already led to significant volatility in financial markets, with stocks across Europe, the US, and Asia dropping. Some economists, including those at Goldman Sachs, have raised concerns that this trade dispute could lead to a global recession, increasing the likelihood of an economic downturn in the US.
An editorial in China’s Global Times stated that the US is mismanaging its domestic economic issues, particularly its manufacturing competitiveness, and using tariffs as a diversion rather than implementing necessary reforms. Beijing's countermeasures are intended to show its firm stance against what it calls the US’s "reckless violation" of global trade rules. Analysts warn that the escalating tariffs could disrupt global supply chains, drive up consumer prices, and hinder worldwide economic growth.
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