China’s central bank has said it is ready to address all market contingencies in an upbeat assessment following the raising of US tariffs on Chinese goods. Photo: Xinhua
China central bank says no need for easing after tariff hike
- People’s Bank of China says Chinese economic fundamentals ‘remain solid’
- Ready to ‘fine-tune’ monetary policy in response to changes in economic and financial data
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China economy
China’s central bank has said it is ready to address all market contingencies in an upbeat assessment following the raising of US tariffs on Chinese goods. Photo: Xinhua
Chinese Vice-Premier Liu He leaves the Office of the United States Trade Representative in Washington on Thursday. Photo: AP
China vows to implement ‘necessary countermeasures’ in response to Donald Trump’s US tariff increase
- Increase from 10 per cent to 25 per cent on US$200 billion of Chinese goods was threatened by the US president in a tweet on Sunday
- Vice-Premier Liu He is in Washington for the 11th round of talks, but left a meeting with US Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer after less than 90 minutes
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US-China trade war
Chinese Vice-Premier Liu He leaves the Office of the United States Trade Representative in Washington on Thursday. Photo: AP