China would prefer to settle the issue and avoid further escalation of the trade war, its Commerce Ministry said.
Global stocks surged on Thursday after China signaled trade talks with the US could be back on. The US and China are discussing in-person trade talks, China's Commerce Ministry said. China wants to settle the dispute calmly and avoid further escalation of the trade war, the ministry said. View Markets Insider's homepage for more stories.
Global stocks surged on Thursday after China signaled trade talks with the US could be back on. The US and China are discussing in-person trade talks, China's Commerce Ministry said. China wants to settle the dispute calmly and avoid further escalation of the trade war, the ministry said. View Markets Insider's homepage for more stories.
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