Senior Chinese trade representative Li Chenggang described the latest round of China-U.S. economic negotiations as "in-depth and candid" during a press briefing on Sunday. The talks, which addressed key concerns from both sides, signal ongoing efforts to stabilize bilateral trade relations amid global economic uncertainties.
Li, who serves as China International Trade Representative and Vice Minister of Commerce, emphasized the importance of constructive dialogue between the world's two largest economies. While specific agreements remain undisclosed, the discussions reportedly covered market access, technology policies, and mutual trade barriers.
The outcome of these talks could significantly impact Asian supply chains and global markets, particularly for technology and manufacturing sectors. Analysts suggest progress in U.S.-China economic coordination may ease investor concerns ahead of key policy meetings in both countries.
