China Denies Trade Negotiations with the US

The Chinese Foreign Ministry's spokesperson, Guo Jiakun, has made it clear that China and the United States have not yet entered into any negotiations regarding the recent tariffs imposed on each other's exports. This statement comes amidst growing tensions between the two economic powerhouses.

US Urged to Cease Threats for Dialogue

During a press conference, Guo emphasized the importance of mutual respect as a prerequisite for any potential dialogue. He called on the US to stop its "threats" if it is genuinely interested in resolving the trade dispute through talks. Guo also criticized the US tariffs on Chinese goods, labeling them as a "tsunami" that violates the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO).

Trump's Stance on Tariffs

The Chinese Foreign Ministry's remarks were in response to US President Donald Trump's recent comments, where he suggested that the future of the US tariffs on China hinges on Beijing's actions. This ongoing trade war has raised concerns globally about its potential impact on the world economy.