China’s Commerce Ministry announced Thursday that further details on a new bilateral economic and trade consultation mechanism with the United States will be disclosed “in due course,” following constructive discussions during recent talks in Geneva.
Spokesperson He Yongqian emphasized China’s consistent openness to resolving trade concerns through dialogue, reinforcing Beijing’s commitment to stabilizing economic ties. The mechanism stems from mutual agreements reached during high-level negotiations aimed at addressing longstanding market access and supply chain challenges.
Analysts suggest the announcement signals cautious progress in one of the world’s most consequential economic relationships. Businesses and investors across Asia are closely monitoring developments, with many hoping for improved predictability in cross-Pacific trade flows.
