China can manage ‘external shocks’ of U.S. tariffs, senior official says
Trucks and engineering vehicles await transportation from a port in Yantai in eastern China's Shandong province, on Nov. 19. A senior Commerce Ministry official in Beijing said China can manage “external shocks” from U.S. tariffs. (AP Photo: Chinatopix)
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