Obama is considering a stricter actions against China
The U.S. president Barack Obama said he was ready to take a robust stance against China. The reason for this is to make opening the Chinese market for American goods. At a meeting with senators Democrats, Obama has promised to provide constant pressure on China to complete the package of trade agreements between the two countries. Barack Obama pointed out that there was no intention to take a position on protectionism against China. Would be a mistake to close the road to the Chinese market, the U.S. president added, quoted by the BBC. Recalled the tension in relations between the U.S. and China has grown in the last week because of the transaction for the sale of American weapons to Taiwan. Came from China and cyber attacks against American sites. Meanwhile, Chinese authorities have warned that relations between the two countries will be dealt a serious blow if the U.S. president met with the Dalai Lama. In the words of Barack Obama, however, the approach of America lies in the fact to observe existing rules and to provide a permanent impact on countries like China to open on that more and more their markets.
Obama emphasizes that the future of the United States depended on “our ability to sell their products worldwide, and China is called to be one of our major markets.”
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