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‘The sky will not fall’: China urges unity, resilience as US trade tensions soar

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China has called on the nation to “weather storms together” amid an escalating trade war with the “capricious” Trump administration after the US president warned that Beijing had miscalculated in striking back at his new tariffs.

People’s Daily, the Communist Party’s official newspaper, published a front-page commentary on Monday that explained the rationale behind the Chinese government’s decision to strike back at US President Donald Trump’s “reciprocal tariffs”.

The editorial said the country would “resolutely” focus on its domestic homework in a bid to turn challenges from the White House’s tariff measures into a strategic opportunity while signalling a battery of potential policy tools to mitigate shock waves on the world’s No 2 economy from heightened trade tensions with the United States.

The Chinese authorities unleashed a series of countermeasure announcements on Friday, notably tit-for-tat additional 34 per cent tariffs on all imported American goods, in retaliation for the latest US levies on Chinese products, which observers described as an “epic” response that exceeded expectations.

China was the first major US trade partner to hit back against Trump’s “Liberation Day” tariffs announced on Wednesday, stoking concerns about further return fire from Washington and a sharper rivalry between the two powers.

Chinese stocks dived on the first trading day since Beijing launched its counter-attack package. The benchmark Shanghai Composite Index closed more than 7.3 per cent lower on Monday, prompting the Chinese sovereign fund company Central Huijin Investment to ramp up efforts to stabilise the market.



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