The necessary measures of China votes “in response to the United States steel rates

Beijing: China said Wednesday (March 12) that it would take “all necessary measures” to protect their interests in response to New US rates 25 percent in steel and aluminum imports.

“China has always believed that protectionism does not offer an exit and that there are no winners in commercial wars and rates wars,” said the spokeswoman of the MAO Ning Foreign Ministry, when asked about tariffs at a daily press conference.

“The actions of the United States seriously violate the rules (World Trade Organization), seriously damage the multilateral trade system based on rules and do not lead to solving the problem,” Mao said.

“China will also take all necessary measures to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests,” he added.

The 25 percent tasks of the president of the United States in 25 percent on the imports of steel and aluminum entered into force in 0401 GMT on Wednesday and mark a new stage in the commercial war between the United States and its main commercial partners.

China is the world’s main steel manufacturer, although it is not an important exporter of the product to the United States.

Earlier this month, Trump raised a 10 percent general rate that previously imposed all Chinese products to 20 percent, causing retaliation levies by certain agricultural assets of the United States.