China Slams U.S. Tariff Narrative as ‘One-Sided, Misleading’ at WTO
China challenges U.S. reciprocal tariffs narrative as ‘one-sided and misleading,’ urging adherence to WTO rules to safeguard global trade stability.
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Cautious Optimism: What’s Next for China-U.S. Trade After London Talks
Following the London talks, China-U.S. trade relations enter a phase of cautious de-escalation, with supply chain shifts and tech controls shaping the path ahead.
Integrity: Keystone of the Chinese mainland–US Trade Framework
Integrity is the cornerstone of the new Chinese mainland–US economic and trade framework, vital for stabilizing markets and fostering global growth.
Global Poll Signals Hope: U.S. Urged to Meet China Halfway on Trade
A global CGTN poll reveals netizens urge the U.S. to meet China halfway on trade and applaud progress in London talks, highlighting mutual benefits and supply chain stability.
He Lifeng Urges Dialogue on US-China Trade Disputes
Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng urges equal dialogue and cooperation in US-China trade disputes to stabilize the global economy.
Miami Metal Supplier Reels as Tariffs Drive Up Import Costs
A Miami metal supplier is grappling with rising import costs amid US tariff threats as trade talks with the Chinese mainland resume June 10 in London.
Trump’s Trade Rhetoric Unravels U.S. Hegemonic Trade Logic
How Trump’s trade rhetoric shifted U.S.-China relations: tariff truce fallout, rare earth leverage, and hidden costs on consumers.
MOFCOM: US Undermines Geneva Trade Consensus with New Tech Curbs
China’s Ministry of Commerce says the U.S. has undermined the Geneva trade consensus with measures like AI chip export controls and visa revocations, escalating bilateral tensions.
Chinese vice premier invites US financial firms to deepen market ties
Chinese vice premier He Lifeng urges US financial firms like Morgan Stanley to boost cooperation in China’s capital market, promising high-quality development and new global growth momentum.
U.S. Orders Soar After Chinese Mainland-U.S. Trade Meeting
After a trade meeting in Geneva eased tensions, U.S. orders from the Chinese mainland surged, filling up shipping services and reflecting booming bilateral demand.