China’s President Xi: There is no winner in a tariff war
Source Fxstreet
Following his meeting with Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez on Friday, Chinese President Xi Jinping said that “there is no winner in a tariff war.”
Additiional quotes
- No matter the changes to external environment, China will strengthen its confidence.
- To maintain determination and concentrate on doing its own thing.
- China and Europe should stick to partnership and adhere to open cooperation.
- China and Europe should fulfil international responsibilities, jointly maintain international trade order.
- Both sides should not only safeguard own interests but international fairness and justice.
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