The US government plans through duty negotiations to push its trade partners to limit their transactions with China
Ways to exert more pressures in China seem to be looking for the US.
According to the Wall Street Journal, Donald Trump’s government is planning through continuing duties negotiations to push US trade partners to limit their transactions with China.
In particular, US officials are planning to negotiate with more than 70 nations to ask them not to allow China to transport goods through their countries and prevent Chinese companies from being in their territory to avoid US duties, the report adds.
Recall that late Tuesday night, the White House announced that “China now faces duties up to 245% on imports in the United States as a result of its counterparts”, noting that “more than 75 countries have approached the US to discuss new trade agreements. As a result, personalized higher duties have been stopped at the moment in the midst of these discussions, except for China, which has retaliated. “
At the same time, the US president is threatening to impose duties on critical importance of Chinese minerals. This can lead to a new phase of escalating relationships with China.
Source :Skai
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