The Chinese government expressed “deep regret and strong dissatisfaction” today with the Bush administration’s decision to file two complaints against China with the World Trade Organization. Separately, it also released statistics showing that Chinese exports grew last month at the slowest pace in five years, hardly tempering the entire first quarter surplus, which still doubled from the previous year.
The American decision to complain to the W.T.O. “will seriously undermine the cooperative relations the two nations have established in the field and will adversely affect bilateral trade,” Wang Xinpei, a commerce ministry spokesman, said in a statement posted on the ministry’s Web site.
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