China accuses the US of violating their Geneva trade deal, escalating trade tensions. Beijing dismissed President Trump's claims of Chinese non-compliance, citing new US chip restrictions and visa cancellations as breaches of the agreement reached last month. This latest development threatens the recent tariff truce and could significantly impact US-China relations
China accuses the US of violating the Geneva trade deal by imposing new chip restrictions and canceling Chinese student visas, escalating trade tensions. The Commerce Ministry refutes US claims of Chinese non-compliance, citing implementation of tariff reductions. This latest dispute jeopardizes the recent tariff truce and signals potential further escalation in the US-China trade war
China Rejects Trump's Accusations of Geneva Trade Deal Violation, Citing US Actions as Breach. A Chinese Commerce Ministry spokesperson dismissed President Trump's claims of Chinese non-compliance, stating Beijing has fully implemented the Geneva trade agreement. China accuses the U.S. of violating the deal through new chip restrictions and visa crackdowns, threatening retaliatory measures if these actions continue
China denies violating the Geneva trade deal, stating it fulfilled its commitment to cancel retaliatory tariffs and non-tariff measures imposed in response to U.S. tariffs. Beijing accuses the U.S. of breaching the agreement through new chip restrictions and visa restrictions on Chinese students, threatening retaliatory action if these actions continue
Following Geneva trade talks, China accuses the U.S. of violating the agreement through discriminatory actions, including expanded export controls on AI chips and chip-building technology, and restrictions on Chinese student visas. This escalation of trade tensions risks jeopardizing the recent tariff truce
China accuses the U.S. of violating the Geneva trade deal, citing new chip restrictions and a crackdown on Chinese student visas. A spokesperson criticized the visa restrictions, claiming they breach a January 17th agreement between Presidents Trump and Xi. This action escalates trade tensions and threatens the recent tariff truce
China warns of strong retaliation against further US actions it deems damaging, citing violations of the Geneva trade deal through new chip restrictions and visa crackdowns. Beijing vows to resolutely protect its interests if the US continues its aggressive trade policies
Trump Accuses China of Violating Geneva Trade Deal, Threatens Retaliation. President Trump claimed China breached their agreement, alleging they've violated the Geneva trade deal. He cited his past tariffs as causing "grave economic danger" to China, implying a "fast deal" he brokered saved them. Trump's post on Truth Social hinted at potential US retaliation, abandoning his "Mr. Nice Guy" approach. This follows China's accusations of US violations, escalating trade tensions
US-China Trade Talks Stalled: Bessent Says Trump-Xi Call Needed to Break Deadlock. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent confirmed a slowdown in US-China trade negotiations, suggesting a direct conversation between Presidents Trump and Xi Jinping is crucial to finalize a deal. While Bessent expressed confidence in a positive outcome given the strong Trump-Xi relationship, he acknowledged the complexity of the talks and the need for high-level intervention to overcome current obstacles. This follows China's accusations of US violations of a recent trade agreement, escalating trade tensions and potentially jeopardizing the Geneva tariff truce
US Stock Futures Plunge Amid Renewed US-China Trade Tensions. Pre-market trading saw the S&P 500 Futures decline 0.5% to 5885.50, Dow Futures fall 0.4% to 42,121, and Nasdaq Futures drop 0.64% to 21,240. Asian markets also suffered, with the Shanghai Composite and Hang Seng indices closing down 0.5% and 0.57%, respectively, fueled by escalating trade disputes between the US and China
US-China Trade War: 90-Day Tariff Truce Under Threat? Following Geneva talks, the US and China agreed to significantly reduce tariffs—dropping reciprocal tariffs from 125% to 10% for 90 days. However, a separate 20% tariff on Chinese goods remains, and recent US actions, including chip restrictions and visa crackdowns, have prompted accusations of a trade deal violation from China, threatening the fragile truce and potentially reigniting the trade war. This escalation follows a tit-for-tat tariff battle where levies reached 145% on both sides. China insists it's upholding the agreement, while the US faces pressure to respond to alleged non-compliance
US-China Trade Talks Stalled: Geneva Agreement Under Strain After New Tensions. Following the Geneva trade talks, planned follow-up meetings between U.S. representatives Bessent and Greer, and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, remain unconfirmed. The agreement stipulated alternating meeting locations in the U.S., China, or a mutually agreed-upon third country. These discussions, aimed at furthering economic and trade relations, are now uncertain amidst escalating trade disputes and accusations of broken promises, jeopardizing the hard-won tariff truce. Despite President Trump's anticipation of further talks with President Xi, no such meetings have occurred
Trump accuses China of violating US-China trade agreement, escalating trade tensions. Beijing counters, citing US chip restrictions and visa actions as violations. Geneva trade deal, tariffs, and US-China relations are at stake
US-China Trade Talks Stall: Bessent Reports Slowdown, Futures Dip. China accuses the US of violating the Geneva trade deal, citing new chip restrictions and visa cancellations, escalating trade tensions and jeopardizing the recent tariff truce
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