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China said it was prepared for any “unexpected shocks”, in front of US President Donald Trump, who deposited higher tariffs on the second largest economy in the world and competitive superpowers.
Prime Minister Li Qiang, responsible for the Chinese economy under the leader of Xi Jinping, said they gathered in Beijing on Sunday that on Sunday they gathered in Beijing, that uncertainty and instability were growing, but China would choose the “right way” of globalization and multilateralism.
“We have preparations for possible unexpected shocks, which of course come mainly from external sources,” said Li.
The US is expected to store additional doses for imports from China on April 2 when they reveal “Reciprocal tariffs” about countries around the world.
The Warning Tone of the Chinese premiere comes when Beijing tries to improve the sentiment of consumers and investors while preparing potential retaliation against future American tariffs and sanctions.
Trump has already slapped since joining the office 20 % Tariffs on goods from China, in the movement that the White House says is designed to push Beijing to harder to intervene companies that produce ingredients for Fentanyl, sometimes lethal synthetic opioid, which caused an epidemic of drug use in the US.
Liny comments come up with the fact that countries and companies bring the impact of mutual tariffs in the middle of the expectation that Trump is not inclined to give up before the deadline.
Since Trump joined the office, very few interviews have been at the highest level, which made one telephone call between President and President Xi Jinping.
Trump said last week that Xi would come to the US in “Not too far away the future”, But people who are familiar with interviews in Washington and Beijing said they were traveling to America about XI.
Later on Sunday, if he meets Steve Daines, a Republican Senator of Montana, who is very close to Trump. Daines, who previously worked in China, met with Vice Přezir Lifeng on Saturday, a rare meeting between the head of the American legislator and the best Chinese official.
The Daines office said he had used his meeting with him to repeat Trump's call for China to stop the flow of chemicals used to produce fentanyl. He added that the Senator “expressed the hope that other interviews between the United States and China would take place in the near future.”
