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That response stopped short of the immediate escalation that had marked China's trade showdown with Trump in his first term as president and repeated the more measured language Beijing has used in recent weeks. China's commerce ministry said in a statement that Trump's move"seriously violates" international trade rules, urging the US to"engage in frank dialogue and strengthen cooperation".
Both Republicans and Democrats have come to view China as the biggest foreign policy and economic challenge to the United States. China has also been preparing for the long-expected Trump move on tariffs for months by deepening ties with allies, pushing for some self-reliance in key areas of technology and setting aside funds to prop up a vulnerable economy.
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