China's Commerce Ministry, on Mexico's tariff increases on Chinese and non-FTA products, says it creates investment barriers; says China reserves the right to take measures

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China's response to Mexico's tariff increases indicates rising trade tensions that could create investment barriers affecting cross-border trade. This situation has geopolitical implications and could lead to retaliatory measures, which may impact global markets, including currencies and commodities tied to these economies. Traders should monitor how this develops as it could influence risk sentiment and affect positions in sectors such as energy and metals.

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