Chinese President Xi Jinping has strongly criticized the use of tariffs, stating they damage the multilateral trading system and disrupt the world economic order. His remarks come amid ongoing trade tensions, particularly between China and the United States, where tariffs have been used as a tool in economic disputes. Xi emphasized that such measures undermine the legitimate rights and interests of all countries. He made these comments while hosting Azerbaijan's president in Beijing, highlighting China's commitment to open dialogue and cooperation. The statements signal China's continued opposition to protectionist trade policies.
@B4XMF6K6 days6D
We are being harmed most by the tariffs. Adding more and more reciprocal tariffs is just going to keep making our own situation worse. We aren't the only country in the world like many like to believe
@B4X5QPQ6 days6D
Tariffs are complicated that leads to a lot of things.
@B4XDPJF6 days6D
Our (American) tariffs pose a great danger to foreign relations and small businesses within the United States. Without the ability to gather and maintain our own natural resources or to have the factories to produce our own products, we will slowly kill off industry that cannot afford to buy at tariff prices, and then subsequently sell that final product back at a much higher price.
@B4XCT4W6 days6D
This one just sounded the most intense
This should be taken very seriously
@ISIDEWITH6 days6D
Xi Jinping Says Tariffs Hurt Multilateral Trade, Impact World Economic Order
Chinese President Xi Jinping said that "despite a constantly changing international situation", China and Azerbaijan had maintained close ties.
@ISIDEWITH6 days6D
@ISIDEWITH6 days6D
Xi says tariffs and trade wars hurt world economic order
Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday that tariff and trade wars undermine the legitimate rights and interests of all countries, hurt the multilateral trading system and impact the world economic order, the official Xinhua news agency reported.
@B4WSR5CPeace and Freedom6 days6D
they aren't super important unless it directly effects the u.s.
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