Tile says Trump-Xi tariff talks continue

Chinese He rejected once again that he rejected on Monday tariff War with UsAfter a number of statements of the President Donald Trump and its assistants offer Trade talks they were going on.

“Shall be clear that China and the United States are not consulting or negotiations on tariffs,” China’s spokesman for the Chinese Foreign Ministry said at a press conference in Guo Jiak.

Guo also turned out that Trump’s claim rejected Time interview Last week, Chinese President Xi Jinping called him.

“As far as I know, there was no call between the two presidents,” he said.

In relation to the latest quilting, Beijing’s Trump’s Mass Position of Trump, the upper supplier of US goods was in line with 145% of the 55% tariffs.

Trump management officials insist on the better placement of the United States, including Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent.

However, American business owners and analysts increase the alarms that the effective trade embargo with China can result soon Great economic resultsincluding higher prices, product shortages and store closure.

On that background – and the last of Trump claim Its administration will prepare new trade transactions with numerous countries in three or four weeks – some US officials said that the dialogue is more open to Beijing.

“We are talking to China every day,” Trump’s Agricultural Secretary, Brooke Rollins, Sunday in CNN.

When the Chinese said he denied it, the rolls said: “According to our team in Washington, our team continues to conversations related to commercial trade, trade and entrance goods.”

“This is the bottom line with China: We need us more than we need,” he said.

Why China asked why China would deny the talks, Bessent, “I think they played a good, different audience.”

“We have a process that the talks are in fact happening.” We have a process. Again, I believe that these tariffs are incredible for this time. “

One O Last WeeksketchinessHe also came to China with China.

On Monday morning, he said that why the consumers would soon have to explain why it could not meet the empty store shelves.

When asked if he was worried about “not at the moment”, “empty shelves”, Fox reported.

“We have some great retailers.

In a separate interview with CNBC in Squawk Box on Monday morning, Bessent, before holding talks through the press, caught ten in China for such escalations.

China demanded that both a strong means of negotiating and government revenues, but also requiring Trump in the Tariffs to climb government revenues.

“If the United States really wants to solve the problem … Should cancellation of all unilateral measures related to China,” the spokesman for the Chinese Ministry of Trade.

He translated this statement from Mandarin by CNBC, which was the answer Trump’s claim US and Chinese officials “held this morning on Thursday.”

“We met with China,” Trump said, while showing someone with who he met, he said.

One day ago, Trump said that US officials talked to China.