China’s economy is growing in a sustainable pace in spite of Trump’s commercial war Donald Trump News

Despite the US tariffs, China’s tariffs, despite the US tariffs, increased from April 1.1 percent in June.

In the second quarter, China’s economy grew more than 5 percent, according to official data, US President Donald Trump remains on the way to respond to Beijing’s annual growth target.

China’s gross domestic product (GDP) expanded 1.1 percent in June, and the information from the National Statistics Bureau of China showed the information on Tuesday.

On the annual basis, the Chinese economy grew by 5.3 percent in the first half of the year, continues in accordance with the full annual target of Beijing’s 5 percent increase.

“In general, with more impressive and effective macro policy with effective and effective macro policy in the first half, the national economy demonstrating strong strength and vitality,” Statistics Agency “.

Ing, Chief Economist Lynn song for Great China, China’s economic performance “Of course,” he said, “Of course,” he said.

“Trade information has benefited from the front load in the first quarter, but in general, it was usually better than expected in the first half,” he said.

“As a result, the industrial production was over.”

Again, the song warned that the second half of the year could prove to be more difficult.

“The uncertainty of the tariff will remain an overhang, which has the next key periods approaching soon in August.

Despite Trump’s tariffs, exports increased by 5.8 percent in June, customs data released in June, the customs data sent to non-the United States and the highest duties increased trade.

Tariffs for Chinese goods growing in the highest rate of this year in the early 90 days this year have signed a contract with Beijing to pay taxes on taxes in the export of taxes for at least 90 days.

Under peace, China’s imports to the United States are a minimum of 30 percent, and the US exports are subject to 10 percent.

The parties are up to 12 August to get a new agreement to prevent tariffs to renew their deals until August 12 or refer to higher rates.