Obama, Xi exchange 'polite warnings' on trade issues

February 16, 2012 10:52

A day after their meeting at the White House, US President Barack Obama and visiting Chinese Vice President Xi Jinping exchanged polite warnings on
trade-related issues.

Travelling to Milwaukee in Iowa, Obama said he would not stand by competitors like China that don't play by the rules, whereas Xi, addressing a meeting of business leaders, said America needs to respect China's core interests and concerns.

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