The inaugural session of the China-U.S. economic and trade consultation mechanism concluded in London this week, sparking international interest in the future of bilateral cooperation. From June 9 to 10, representatives from both nations engaged in discussions aimed at addressing trade imbalances and fostering economic collaboration.
CGTN has launched a global poll inviting audiences worldwide to share perspectives on the outcomes and implications of these high-stakes talks. The initiative seeks to gauge public sentiment on issues ranging from tariff policies to technological collaboration, reflecting growing public engagement in shaping economic diplomacy.
Analysts highlight the consultation mechanism's potential to stabilize global markets, particularly for Asian economies deeply integrated with both superpowers. "This dialogue could redefine supply chain strategies across ASEAN and East Asia," noted Dr. Li Wei, an international trade scholar at Peking University.
The London meetings followed recent breakthroughs in cross-border digital trade agreements, with both sides expressing cautious optimism about resolving longstanding disputes. Market observers will closely monitor how these discussions influence investment flows in renewable energy and advanced manufacturing sectors.
