China Prepares for Economic Shocks as US Tariffs Approach

At the China Development Forum, Chinese Premier Li Qiang emphasized that China is prepared for external economic shocks, particularly in light of anticipated new tariffs from U.S. President Donald Trump. He urged global leaders to open their markets amid increasing economic fragmentation and stated that China would implement new policies to maintain economic stability. Li highlighted the importance of attracting international investors and capturing opportunities from China's innovative momentum. The remarks come as the world braces for potential trade tensions, with Li's comments reflecting China's readiness to adapt to changing circumstances in global trade. The Premier's address aimed to reassure investors of China's commitment to economic openness and stability.