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.
Over the past two years, tariffs and an uncertain business environment have prompted precipitous declines in US exports to China that have not been fully made up by export growth to other markets.
With the election getting down to the wire, Anna Ashton, senior director of government affairs at the US-China Business Council, gives us her quick take on the Republican and Democratic approaches to addressing concerns related to China. Further reading: Anna Ashton: Republicans and Democrats Release Separate Sweeping Proposals for Managing the US-China Relationship Allie Klein: How […]
China’s Communist Party Central Committee has recently wrapped up its Fifth Plenum. To dive into the outcomes from the meeting and what to watch, we’re on the line with our Shanghai director, Owen Haacke. More coverage: China Releases Priorities for the Next Five-Year Plan at Annual Party Meeting Learn more about USCBC on our website. Questions? […]
