China says no Trump-XI tariffs, says China

China Monday again denied that this is negotiating to decide it rate war from UsFollowing a series of statements of the president Donald Trump and his assistants assume Trade negotiations They went.

“Let me again make it clear that China and the US do not participate in any consultations and negotiations on tariffs,” said China Guukun, a press secretary of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs at a press conference.

Go also appears to reject Trump’s demands Interview with time Last week, this Chinese President Xi Jinping called it.

“As far as I know, there were no calls between the two presidents recently,” the press secretary said.

The last refusal of the blanket corresponded to Beijing’s tough position against a massive 145% of the tariffs for imports from China, the main supplier of the US goods.

Trump administration representatives, including Finance Minister Scott Insent, insist that the US is better located to win a trade war than China.

But US business owners and analysts attract anxiety in which an effective trading embargo with China may soon The main economic consequencesIncluding higher prices, products deficit and shutting shops.

Against this background – and recent Trump claim What its administration will have completed to develop new trade deals with many countries in just three -four weeks – some US officials have expressed more openness to dialogue with Beijing.

“We talk to China every day,” Rolok Rolinz Brook Rolinz said at CNN on Sunday.

When they said that the Chinese denied this, Roliniz said: “Well, according to our team in Washington, the conversations are ongoing about multiple trade, multiple goods that come out and enter.”

“The essence with China is this: we need more than we need,” she said.

Asked on Sunday, why China denied the negotiations, the infamous replied: “Well, I think they are playing with another audience.”

By clicking to explain whether the negotiations are happening, he said, “We have a process. And again, I just think that these Chinese tariffs are impossible.”

Last week Insent predicted that “de -escalation“With China, he went to” quite the closest future “.

On Monday morning, he pointed to this promising de -escalation to help explain why he was not yet concerned that US consumers could quickly face blank store shelves.

“Currently,” said the infant on Fox News, when asked if he was worried about “empty shelves”.

“We have some wonderful retail sellers. I suppose they have ordered in advance. I think we will see some elasticity, and I think we will see a replacement, and then we will see how soon the Chinese want to de-escalate,” said the gaming.

In a separate interview on Monday morning at Squawk Box, CNBC was put in China onus for this de -escalation before saying that it doesn’t agree through the press.

China has consistently demanded Trump, which raised tariffs both a powerful negotiating tool and a way to rake income from the government, breaking its wide import tax.

“If the United States really wants to solve the problem … It must cancel all unilateral measures in China,” China’s Ministry of Commerce said last week.

This statement translated from Mandarin CNBC became the answer to itself Dish of Trump On Thursday, we and Chinese officials “There was a meeting this morning”.

“We met with China,” Trump told reporters, refusing to determine who met with anyone.

A day earlier, Trump said US officials were “active” talking to China.