China returns after Trump claims that it “violates” a tariff truce

US President Donald Trump has accused China of violating a two -week -old truce of the tariff, and he demanded China’s response for a person in the United States.

Washington and Beijing agreed to lower temporary definitions of the race after talks in Geneva earlier this month.

But Trump said on Friday that China “fully violated its agreement with us.” No details were provided, but the American commercial actor, Jameson Jarir, later said that China had not removed the barriers other than fire as agreed in this deal.

On Friday, Beijing did not address the United States’ demands, but urged the United States to “stop discriminatory restrictions against China.”

Strong data on both sides raised concerns that commercial tensions can escalate again between the two largest economies in the world despite the recent negotiations.

On Friday, Trump said in a social position in fact that the definitions imposed by his administration were “devastating” for China, so he lost a “quick deal” to save them from “what I thought would be a very bad situation.”

“Everyone was happy! This is the good news !!! Bad news is that China is not surprising to some, its agreement was completely violated with us.

He did not expand his accusation, but Ambassador Jarir later told the CNBC television that China has not yet received other commercial restrictions imposed on the United States.

Jarir said that when China responded to the US tariff on its own, it also places counter -measures such as putting some American companies on black lists and restricting exports of rare land magnets, a decisive component of cars, aircraft and semi -conductors.

“They removed the tariff as we did, but some counter -measures that they slowed down,” Ambassador Jarir said.

He added that the United States was closely seeing China to ensure that it would comply with the deal and were “very interested” in progress.

“The United States has done exactly what it was supposed to do and the Chinese are slow to comply with them, which is completely unacceptable and must be treated,” said Jarir.

On Friday, China urged the United States to “correct its wrongful actions immediately, stop discriminatory restrictions against China and jointly support the consensus reached in the high -level talks in Geneva.”

A spokesman for the Washington Embassy said that China “has repeatedly raised fears” with the United States because of “misuse of anti -export measures in the semiconductor sector.” The United States has already restrictions on technology exports to China, and on Wednesday stopped sales to China from chips technologies – they are necessary for semiconductors – as well as temporary to export chemicals and machinery.

Pengyu Liu said that both sides have kept communication since the talks in Geneva on May 11, which ended in a positive note.

But on Thursday, US Treasury Secretary Scott Besent said that commercial talks with China had become “somewhat suspended.”

“I think that, given the size of the conversations, given the complexity, this will require (leaders of both countries) to weigh with each other,” said Pesin Fox News on Thursday.

Trump’s global tariff system was treated on Wednesday after a ruling that he had overcome his authority. His plans were temporarily restored after the White House appealed the decision.

His administration this week also moved to “canceling” the visas of Chinese students studying in the United States, which is estimated at 280,000.

In Geneva, Washington and Beijing agreed to reduce the definitions imposed on each other’s imports in a deal, as the town canceled some customs tariffs and the suspension of others for 90 days.

Pesin said the talks on another deal had lost momentum, but stressed that it was continuing.

“I think we will hold more talks with (China) in the next few weeks and I think we have at some point a call between the President and (Chinese President Xi Jinping),” Pesin said on Thursday.

He added that the husband had a “very good relationship” and was “confident that the Chinese would come to the table when President Trump made his preferences known.”

under The deal was concluded earlier this monthThe United States reduced the customs duties imposed on goods from China from 145 % to 30 %.

Chinese reprisals on American goods decreased from 125 % to 10 %.

The US President has argued by imposing customs tariffs on foreign goods that would encourage American consumers to buy more American -made goods, which restores manufacturing functions with an increase in the amount of tax revenues collected.

It has been used by the Trump administration as a financial crane in negotiations as it seeks to reduce the trade deficit with other countries.

A delegation from Japan continues commercial talks with their counterparts in the United States in Washington on Friday.

Besent said that “a couple” of American commercial deals was “very close”, but “two of them are more complicated.”

The tariff system in Trump remains in the scale after the American International Trade Court’s decision, which he had eliminated that Trump had had He exceeded his strength by imposing duties.

Some analysts believe that this will mean that countries will be less likely to rush to secure commercial deals with the United States.

The Federal Appeal Court granted an offer from the White House to temporarily suspend the minimum court, which Trump described as “horrific”.

“We hope that the Supreme Court will reflect this terrible decision, the country (such) threatens, quickly and decisive,” he wrote on the social truth platform.