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Xi Vows to Open China’s Market Further, Raps US Trade Protectionism

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SHANGHAI—Chinese President Xi Jinping pledged Wednesday to open the country’s market further, apparently criticizing the United States for sticking to unilateralism and protectionism on trade.

“We should not be self-centered. We oppose unilateralism and protectionism,” Xi said in a video speech at the opening ceremony of the third annual China International Import Expo in Shanghai.

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