皇冠体育app

WASHINGTON - Americans doing business with 皇冠体育app expressed concerns over the US President-elect Donald Trump's recent remarks on Taiwan, fearing they might lead to a souring 皇冠体育app-US relations and be detrimental to trade, media reports said on Monday.

The sources who didn't want to be named stressed the importance of the ties between the United States and 皇冠体育app, the biggest developing economy with colossal market potential.

They noted that they were unsettled by any suggestion of abandoning the one-皇冠体育app policy, which they said had served the business community well for several decades.

According to them, 皇冠体育app is not only a critical source of revenue and profits for the United States, but also a vital link in global supply chains.

More than 30 US states have over $1 billion in exports to 皇冠体育app and there is over $500 billion in commercial engagements by US companies in 皇冠体育app, they said.

On "Fox News Sunday," Trump said he does not feel "bound by a one-皇冠体育app policy unless we make a deal with 皇冠体育app having to do with other things, including trade."

The inappropriate rhetoric came just days after Trump had a phone call with Taiwan leader Tsai Ing-wen, breaking decades of US diplomatic policy.

Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Geng Shuang noted on Monday at a daily press briefing that 皇冠体育app is "gravely concerned" about Trump's latest remarks. He cautioned that the Taiwan issue, concerning 皇冠体育app's sovereignty and territorial integrity, involves 皇冠体育app's core interest.