China says there is no negotiation with the US over tariffs

Bangkok – China reduced President Donald Trump on Thursday that the two sides were involved in active talks on tariffs, saying that any progress was made in this matter as “attempting to catch the wind”.

Chinese comments come after Trump He said on Tuesday that it was finally The tariff rate in Chinese exports would drop “essential” from the current 145%.

“The Chinese position is consistent and we are open to consultations and dialogues, but any form of consultation and negotiations must be implemented on the basis of mutual respect and in the same way,” said the spokesman for the Ministry of Store on Yadong. “Any assertion about the progress of the porcelain trade negotiations are unfounded as an attempt to catch the wind and do not have a factual basis.”

Trump told reporters earlier in the week that “everything is active” to the question of whether he was engaged in China, although his State Secretary said that there were no formal negotiations.

Trump placed 145% of the rates of imports from China, while China hit With 125% of tariffs on American products. While Trump gave the other countries on 90 days on the tariffs, because their leaders have committed them to negotiate with the USA, China remained an exception. Instead, Beijing raised his tariffs and distributed other economic measures as an answer as they took a “fight at the end.” For example, China Limited exports of rare minerals of land and raised several cases against the US in the world trade organization.

China has also clearly emerged that the talks should include cancellation of all tariffs that are currently faces.

“Unilateral tariff measures for increasing have launched the United States. If the United States really wants to address this should face the rational votes of the international community and all parties, completely cancel all one-sided tariff measures against China,” he said, spokesperson.

Despite the economic measures aligned against China, Trump said on Tuesday that it would be “very beautiful”, not playing hardball with Chinese president Xi jinping.

“We’ll live together very happy and ideally work together,” Trump said.