Tag: China-U.S. Relations
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China’s Commerce Ministry Defends Trade Record, Urges EU Equality and U.S. Sanction Reversal at Regular Briefing
Read more: China’s Commerce Ministry Defends Trade Record, Urges EU Equality and U.S. Sanction Reversal at Regular BriefingSeptember 3, 2026 (InvestinChina.asia) — The Ministry of Commerce (MOFCOM) held its regular press conference at 3 p.m. on September 3, with spokesperson Huang Ling, deputy director-general of the Department of Electronic Commerce and Information Technology, presiding. The briefing covered fresh bilateral cooperation agreements with Kyrgyzstan and Egypt, a newly issued guideline to expand and…
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Trump’s Grid Equipment Order Triggers Sharp Selloff in Chinese Power-Equipment Stocks
Read more: Trump’s Grid Equipment Order Triggers Sharp Selloff in Chinese Power-Equipment StocksChinese power-equipment and inverter manufacturers suffered their worst single-day rout in months on Thursday, after U.S. President Donald Trump signed Executive Order 14420 — a sweeping national-emergency directive that bans the procurement, import, transfer, or installation of foreign-produced bulk-power-system equipment and directs the Department of Energy to issue implementing rules within 120 days. Although the…
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China Commerce Ministry Fires Back as U.S. Weighs New 301 Duties Ahead of September Summit
Read more: China Commerce Ministry Fires Back as U.S. Weighs New 301 Duties Ahead of September SummitChina’s Ministry of Commerce on Thursday voiced firm opposition to the U.S. government’s reported consideration of an additional 7.5 percent tariff on Chinese imports, calling the move a typical act of unilateralism and protectionism that politicizes trade issues, and reserving the right to take all necessary countermeasures. Speaking at a regular press conference, ministry spokesperson…
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Analysis: Dismissing the “China Target” Narrative Around U.S.-Iran Tensions
Read more: Analysis: Dismissing the “China Target” Narrative Around U.S.-Iran TensionsAnalysis synthesized from an article by columnist Tuzhuxi. Recent U.S. military moves in the Strait of Hormuz, framed as protecting oil shipments, have instead spotlighted the primary motivation behind the Trump administration’s actions against Iran: support for Israel, not a grand strategy to contain China, according to a detailed analysis of recent statements and events.…