China Unites India Against US
China unites India, other BRICS nations in fight against US in trade war
China has rallied the support of the biggest developing economies, including India, to push back against protectionism as US President Donald Trump threatens to impose tariffs on almost all Chinese imports. China, Brazil, Russia, India and South Africa have agreed to “fight against trade protectionism together" after a meeting during the Group of 20 (G20) summit of finance ministers and central bankers in Buenos Aires, the Chinese finance ministry said in a statement posted on its website.
The BRICS should ”firmly support economic globalization and multilateralism and unequivocally oppose unilateralism and protectionism in any form,’’ as the global economy faces increasing uncertainties and instability, Finance Minister Liu Kun told the meeting of the BRICS nations.
Liu also urged his counterparts to push for advanced nations to adopt “responsible” economic policies, and “closely” monitor the pressure on capital flows in emerging markets brought forward by policy changes in developed nations, according to the statement. At the meeting, Liu also pledged China’s support to improve infrastructures in the BRICS and other developing nations. The officials also discussed issues including emergency reserves for the members and illegal capital flows, ahead of a BRIC summit in Johannesburg later this month.
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China has rallied the support of the biggest developing economies, including India, to push back against protectionism as US President Donald Trump threatens to impose tariffs on almost all Chinese imports. China, Brazil, Russia, India and South Africa have agreed to “fight against trade protectionism together" after a meeting during the Group of 20 (G20) summit of finance ministers and central bankers in Buenos Aires, the Chinese finance ministry said in a statement posted on its website.
The BRICS should ”firmly support economic globalization and multilateralism and unequivocally oppose unilateralism and protectionism in any form,’’ as the global economy faces increasing uncertainties and instability, Finance Minister Liu Kun told the meeting of the BRICS nations.
Liu also urged his counterparts to push for advanced nations to adopt “responsible” economic policies, and “closely” monitor the pressure on capital flows in emerging markets brought forward by policy changes in developed nations, according to the statement. At the meeting, Liu also pledged China’s support to improve infrastructures in the BRICS and other developing nations. The officials also discussed issues including emergency reserves for the members and illegal capital flows, ahead of a BRIC summit in Johannesburg later this month.
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