SHANGHAI: President Xi Jinping on Tuesday pledged to further open China’s economy, declaring the world must “knock down walls” as he opened an annual trade fair in Shanghai.
The speech was light on specifics, however, and thus unlikely to mollify foreign critics who accuse China of a range of protectionist measures and failing to deliver on reform promises. Speaking after Xi, Macron complained that the US-China trade war “only creates losers” and was weighing on global growth.
But the French leader also said China’s market opening “must be speeded up and made more transparent”.
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China’s Xi pledges wider market access, free-trade deals | Malay MailSHANGHAI, Nov 5 — President Xi Jinping today pledged to further open China’s economy, declaring the world must “tear down walls” as he opened an annual trade fair in Shanghai. Xi addressed an audience including French President Emmanuel Macron at the import exhibition, staged annually by...
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