Trump believes that it is up to China to open talks about trade, says the White House Donald Trump News

Hong Kong Postal Service says it will not accept goods associated with the United States in response to “bullying.”

The White House said that US President Donald Trump believes that China should take the initiative to find a decision for trade tensions between Washington and Beijing.

In a statement on Tuesday, the White House press secretary, Caroline Levitte, quoted Trump as saying that “the ball is present in the Chinese court,” the White House press secretary at the House of Caroline Levitte said to Trump as saying.

“China needs to make a deal with us, we do not have to make a deal with them,” Levitte told media statements in statements that she said directly from Trump: “China needs to make a deal with us, we do not have to make a deal with them.”

“There is no difference between China and any other country except that it is much larger. China wants what we have – every country you want what we have – the American consumer. Or to put it in another way, it needs our money,” Levit said, adding that Trump has completely explained that he is open to a commercial deal with China.

Trump’s statement came shortly after China accused of gathering a deal with the American Boeing Manufacturer Boeing, after a A report from Bloomberg that Beijing has directed Chinese airlines to stop.

Boeing shares fell by 2.36 percent after the report, which were martyred “familiar people with this issue.” Boeing and Chinese salads did not confirm or comment on the report.

“They have just reached the Big Bank, saying they” will not possess “completely committed to aircraft.”

The United States and China have been imprisoned in an escalating trade war since Trump returned to the White House.

Although most “mutual” definitions stopped on dozens of commercial partners, Trump has increased import taxes on most Chinese goods to 145 percent.

China, in turn, hit exports with a 125 percent tariffs.

At the last escalation of Wednesday, Hong Kong Post Service said it would stop carrying the U.S. registered mail in response to the introductory fees.

“The United States is unreasonable, bullying and imposing customs tariffs,” Hong Kong Post said in a statement.

He added that he would stop taking the surface mail with an immediate effect and stop accepting the Air Mail from April 27.

China said it is opposed to protectionism, but it is ready to fight to the end, “if the United States continues to escalate the Salafio trade.

In an editorial published in the Nhan Dan newspaper in Vietnam on Monday, Chinese President Xi Jinping said commercial wars “do not give any winners” and the “fever” no solutions.

“There is a need to firmly protect the multilateral trading system, maintain the stability of global production and supply chains, and to maintain an open and cooperative international environment,” Xi said in the saying, which was published to coincide with the Chinese leader on a five -day tour in Southeast Asia.