You will give an inch, he will take one mile, China told Trump with a tariff on India

Chinese Ambassador to New Delhi, Shoo Faihong, criticized US President Donald Trump on Thursday. A day earlier, Trump had imposed an additional 25 percent tariff on Indian goods to protest against India’s continuous oil trade with Russia, causing the total duty to 50 percent. Ju Faihong, while attacking Donald Trump, called her a threat. The ambassador wrote an inch to the threatening person without naming anyone, he will take a mile. He also shared a fraction of the recent phone call between Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi and the Chief Advisor of the President of Brazil. In the conversation, Yi reportedly stated that the use of tariffs to suppress other countries is a violation of the Charter and weakens the rules of the World Trade Organization (WTO).

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Uttarakhand American administrators have seen India as a prominent partner that has equal ideology interests in relation to China. India and China are rivalry of each other for strategic impact in South Asia. According to reports, Modi may travel to his old rival China in late August. Officials have not confirmed the visit, but this will be his first visit to China after 2018. Modi and Chinese President Xi Jinping met in October 2024 in Russia.

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Bloomberg Economics estimates that cumulative tariffs that not only have export rivals such as Vietnam, but also more than China’s tariffs can reduce the exports to the US by 60% and can reduce GDP by about one percent. The Reserve Bank of India estimates that the economy will increase by 6.5% in FY 2026 – which is equivalent to the previous year and is much lower than the average 8% increase seen before that.