XI Jinping says there are no winners of the tariff war after the agreement with Trump

The president of China claims that hegemonism leads only to the auto -insulation, after reaching the temporary reduction of the United States of commercial rates

Special sent to Beijing – the president of China, XI JinpingHe said Tuesday 13, that “there are no winners in the tariff wars”, during his first public declaration after the agreement negotiated with the weekend with the United States.

XI asked the countries of Latin America and the Caribbean to promote stability and peace. He spoke to the opening of the Chinese-Celac ministerial forum, which brings together in Latin America and in the Caribbean of Beijing, including the president Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva.

The Chinese president did not ment the same Donald Trump Or in the United States, but used his speech to send an implicit message. The Chinese also stated that “intimidation and hegemonism lead only to auto -insulation”.

The commercial correspondent from China and the United States reached an agreement in Switzerland on the commercial war shot by Trump through the fare. The countries have agreed to reduce the level of mutual rates for 90 days.

Chinese products went from 145% to 30%. Americans, from 125% to 10%. The delegations of both countries negotiated during the weekend in Switzerland.

Members of the Palazzo Planalto listened to by Estadão Interpreting success is positive, as it shows that if the United States was possible if they understand with the biggest goal of rates, it is a sign that can occur with others. China had been the most taxed country, while Brazil received 10%, the lowest level. However, the consultants of President Lula point out that the agreement can be reversed at any time and underline Trump’s volatility.

Source: Terra

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