
Good Faith Essential for Productive China-U.S. Trade Talks
Good faith between China and the U.S. is crucial for productive trade talks and global economic stability.
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Good faith between China and the U.S. is crucial for productive trade talks and global economic stability.

Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasizes the role of stable development in China and Indonesia in bringing certainty to the global economy during the Indonesia-China Business Reception 2025.

US ‘reciprocal tariffs’ are causing global economic concerns, impacting markets, farmers, and disrupting the trade order, potentially pushing the US economy into recession.

WEC CEO Angela Wilkinson emphasizes that trade benefits people and societies worldwide, highlighting the need for fair trade amid new global alliances.

Examining the true intentions behind the U.S. 90-day tariff pause with China and its impact on global trade relations.

U.S. tariffs aimed at reshaping trade may end up hurting the global economy, disrupting supply chains, increasing costs, and affecting both emerging economies and the U.S. itself.

China is firmly defending its national interests amid trade tensions with the U.S., standing against unilateral pressures and emphasizing its right to independent development.

Recent trade talks between China and the U.S. in Geneva have boosted global economic confidence, showcasing China’s commitment to mutual benefit and open cooperation.

Leaders from China’s Hunan Province met with Mexican officials in Mexico City to strengthen trade ties amidst global challenges.

China’s NBS spokesperson Fu Linghui announces that tariff reductions with the U.S. will boost trade and aid global economic recovery.