AsianFin -- China issued a sharp warning to the Trump administration on Tuesday, cautioning against the planned reimposition of tariffs on Chinese goods next month.
Beijing also threatened to retaliate against countries that align with the United States in efforts to exclude China from global supply chains.
The warning comes just weeks after Washington and Beijing reached a tentative trade framework in June, which momentarily paused escalating tensions.
However, with key details of the agreement still unresolved, markets and policymakers on both sides of the Pacific remain on edge, uncertain whether the deal will hold or collapse into renewed confrontation.
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