China accused the United States of “unilateral intimidation” by asking allies to impose tariffs on China because of the purchase of Russian oil, feeding tensions at the time.
China opposes Washington’s request for the NATO group and the countries of NATO to impose secondary rates on Chinese imports due to the purchase of Russian oil, said the China Ministry of Commerce on Monday, calling it “a classic example of unilateral intimidation and economic coercion.”
On Monday, authorities from China and the US entered a second day of negotiations in Madrid to try to seek common ground in issues that include tariffs and US demand for Tiktok’s divestment by Chinese owner bytedance.
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In addition to tensions between the two countries, the China market regulatory agency said on Monday that a preliminary investigation.
The commercial ties between the world’s two largest economies soured, despite a fragile tariff truce reached in May and extended in August that prevented the other party’s vestry rates from reaching three -digit levels.
But negotiators on both sides still face thorny themes, such as US restrictions on technology and chips exports, China’s support to Russia, and what Washington considers insufficient efforts to contain the flow of US chemical precursors to the US.
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In a statement, the Chinese ministry has asked the US to be “prudent in words and actions” and resolve differences through an equal dialogue.
