"What we hope is for us to act rationally rather than being led by emotions."<br />That's what China's Premier Li Keqiang said about a potential trade war with the US.<br />Responding to US President Trump's grousing, he pledged to open China's markets up further.<br />The US is expected to announce tariffs on $60 billion of Chinese goods and tech.<br />That could spark a trade war, after tariffs on steel and aluminum targeted China. <br />
