The trade wars between China and the US continue unabated. Today, officials from both countries will meet in London.

In May, China's export growth rate slowed due to the uncertainty caused by tariffs with the US. Exports reached 316.1 billion dollars, up 4.8% from the same period last year.

American and Chinese officials will meet in London for a new round of negotiations aimed at resolving trade tensions. US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent will represent the US side.

President Donald Trump announced additional tariffs on trade partners, including China, leading to a standoff between the two countries. China retaliated by increasing its tariffs on US goods.

The effects of the trade war continue to be felt on the economies of both countries. Experts indicate that the outcomes of these negotiations could have significant impacts on global trade.

Chinese exporters are seeking new markets as they distance themselves from the US. This situation illustrates the deep effects of the trade war.