Recent Analysis
On behalf of the undersigned organizations, we write to express our support for continued engagement with China on trade and economic issues, including full implementation of the U.S.-China Phase One Trade Agreement (“Phase One”), and swift action to address the costly and burdensome tariffs and...
In advance of a planned month-long August recess, the Senate focused on the bipartisan infrastructure package this week. Though the bill’s primary focus is traditional domestic infrastructure, it includes several provisions relevant to the US-China commercial relationship. More could be added as...
In the face of a pandemic and persistent trade tensions over the last year, US companies in China reported strong profits and growth prospects in one of the largest and fastest growing markets. This is according to the 2021 Member Survey of the US-China Business Council (USCBC), a trade group...
Deputy Secretary of State Wendy Sherman met with Chinese officials including Foreign Minister Wang Yi and Vice Foreign Minister Xie Feng in Tianjin. Though the meeting was reportedly contentious at times, it allowed the United States and China to establish red lines and demands to guide future...
Now that President Joe Biden has confirmed his Cabinet and named multiple top advisors, his administration is nominating senior leaders to oversee some of the most integral tools used to compete with China. Many of Biden’s picks have worked in government for decades, across both parties and...
Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Qin Gang will succeed Cui Tiankai as China’s ambassador to the United States during a time of immense friction between the two countries. After quarantining for two weeks, a requirement for all Chinese diplomats serving around the world, the embassy will formally...
Congressional Legislative Tracker
The USCBC Government Affairs team continuously monitors China-related bills and broader legislative trends spanning a variety of issue areas, including trade and investment, national security, telecommunications, and human rights.






