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A Chinese diplomat in India has targeted America over Donald Trump’s additional 100 percent tariff on imports from China and export control on American software. He said that if Washington does not relent, his country will respond appropriately.
Speaking at an event on Wednesday (October 23) in Kolkata, Chinese Consul General Xu Wei said regarding the US-China tariff war that America should correct its mistakes, otherwise China will be forced to take necessary steps to protect its rights.
‘If forced, we will definitely respond’
Responding to a question from reporters, Wei said, “China’s stance on the issue of the US-China tariff war is very clear. We do not want any conflict, but if we are forced, we will definitely respond. We will fight, but our doors are open. We are reiterating that cooperation benefits both countries.”
Wei stressed that both India and China should formulate a strategy to face the current challenge. Not only China, but America and India also need cooperation because cooperation benefits everyone and confrontation hurts everyone. He further said that from January to September 2025 alone, trade between the two countries reached US $ 115 billion, which shows strong commercial relations despite global challenges.
China stopped buying soybean from America
In response to US tariffs, China did not import any soybeans from the US in September. This was the first time since November 2018 that the shipment became zero. Instead, imports from South America increased faster than a year ago, as Chinese buyers avoided US goods amid ongoing trade tensions between the two largest global economies.
Huge loss to American farmers
Experts believe that without progress in trade talks, US farmers are at risk of losing billions of dollars as Chinese soybean traders continue to import from South American suppliers. However, Beijing may face supply shortages before Brazil’s new crop is ready early next year.
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