China’s Ministry of Commerce condemned President Donald Trump’s plan to impose additional 10% tariffs on Chinese goods starting March 4, vowing retaliation. The ministry accused the U.S. of shifting blame for fentanyl-related issues and warned of countermeasures, including restrictions on critical minerals and targeting U.S. industries. Xi said China's response will be measured, as he seeks negotiations to protect economic stability. Trump’s move follows earlier 10% tariffs imposed in February, with further potential trade actions expected by April 1st as part of a broader tariff strategy.
