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China criticized the United States on Monday on the moves it claimed to harm the Chinese interests, in particular by issuing guidelines on the control of AI fleas exports, stopping the sale of software for flea design ChinaAnd plan to revoke Chinese student visas.
“These practices seriously violate consensus,” said the Ministry of Commerce in a press release, referring to a China-Us joint declaration In which the United States and China have agreed to reduce its recent massive prices, the restart blocked trade between the two largest economies in the world.
But the de-escalation of last month in the trade wars of President Donald Trump did nothing to resolve the underlying differences between Beijing and Washington and the Monday declaration showed how these agreements can lead to new turbulence.
The agreement lasts 90 days, creating time for us and Chinese negotiators to achieve a more substantial agreement. But the break also leaves higher rates than before Trump started to accelerate them last month. And companies and investors have to face the uncertainty of knowing if the truce will last.
US trade representative Jamieson Greer said the United States had agreed to lower the 145% tax that Trump imposed last month at 30%. China has agreed to reduce its rate of price on American products to 10%, compared to 125%.
The Ministry of Commerce said that China had maintained its end of the agreement, canceling or suspending the prices and non -pricing measures taken against the American “reciprocal prices” following the agreement.
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“The United States has unilaterally caused new economic and commercial frictions, exacerbating the uncertainty and instability in bilateral economic and commercial relations,” while China has respected its commitments, according to the press release.
He also threatened with unpertified reprisals, saying that China “will continue to take resolved and energetic measures to protect its legitimate rights and interests”.
Trump on Friday, aroused new controversy, saying that he will not be more pleasant with China on trade, declaring in a social media position that the country had broken an agreement with the United States.
A few hours later, Trump declared in the oval office that he would speak with Chinese President Xi Jinping and “I hope we will solve this problem”, while insisting that China had violated the agreement.
“The bad news is that China, perhaps unsurprisingly for some, has completely violated its agreement with us,” said Trump. “So much so much to be Mr. Nice Guy!”
In response to Trump’s recent comments, the Ministry of Commerce said about the United States: “Instead of reflecting on itself, it has transformed the tables and accused China of consensus, which is seriously contrary to the facts.”
US Commerce Secretary Howard Lunick said the Chinese “was doing the day after the Geneva agreement.”
Appearing on Fox News on Sunday, Lutnick said that the United States “took certain measures to show them what it does on the other side of this equation”, adding that Trump “would do it” with XI.
The Trump administration also intensified the confrontation with China in other respects last week, announcing that it would begin to revoke visas for Chinese students who study in the United States
American campuses welcome more than 275,000 students from China.
The two countries are in a race to develop advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence, Washington seeking to limit China access to the most advanced computer flea. China also seeks to move the United States as the main power of Asia-Pacific, in particular by taking control of the close American partner and the main giant of Taiwan technology.
& Copy 2025 the Canadian press
