China’s Commerce Ministry: Hope the US can meet halfway
Source Fxstreet
Chinese Commerce Ministry said in a statement on Wednesday that it “hopes the US can meet China halfway.”
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Met with the US business delegation.
China welcomes US business to invest in China.
China, US still important trade partners.
Two sides exchanged views on China-US economic, trade relations.
Two sides exchanged views on us companies' development in China.
'Decoupling' will not work.
Dialogue and consultation on an equal footing are the key to resolving differences.
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