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Premier Li Qiang expressed confidence in China’s economic resilience, noting that Beijing has sufficient policy tools to "fully offset" external shocks, including the latest tariff threats from U.S. President Donald Trump. In a call with European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen on Tuesday, Li said China’s macroeconomic policies have accounted for uncertainties and emphasized confidence in sustained growth this year. He reaffirmed Beijing's commitment to stable, long-term economic development. Both Europe and China are bracing for major impacts from Trump’s reciprocal tariffs. Europe faces an additional 20% levy, while China will be hit with a steep 104% surtax, effective from 12:01 AM EDT on April 9. Separately, China’s Foreign Ministry criticized the use of tariffs as economic pressure, calling such tactics unproductive and harmful to all parties involved.