Key details on the agenda and deliverables for President Donald Trump’s trip to China early next month remain unclear as Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer prepare to meet with China’s Vice Premier He Lifeng in Paris over Sunday and Monday.
On May 15, the US Commerce Department announced new rules that will restrict Huawei and its suppliers from using American inputs. The changes have major implications for both Huawei itself and US companies as well. We also talk about the
Four months have passed since the United States and China signed the Phase One trade agreement. China has already followed through on several commitments, including liberalizing a range of agriculture policy restrictions, releasing policies according to its intellectual property (IP) commitments, and raising equity restrictions to give foreign companies new access to China’s financial markets.
US-China relations have been making headlines lately, and not all for good reasons. Amid increasing tensions, we’ll see if we can find a few silver linings. This week, it’s the latest from our Beijing director, Lipei Zhang. Relevant links Need
