Buying more from US won’t hurt other nations, China says


China welcomes high quality, competitive American goods, but its purchases will be based on market demand and World Trade Organization principles, Ministry of Commerce trade official Li Xingqian said at a press conference in Beijing.

BEIJING: The expansion of Chinese imports from the US under the recently signed trade deal won’t affect demand for goods from other nations, a Chinese trade official told reporters on Tuesday.

China welcomes high quality, competitive American goods, but its purchases will be based on market demand and World Trade Organization principles, Ministry of Commerce trade official Li Xingqian said at a press conference in Beijing.

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