U.S. and China Hold Constructive Economic Talks in Beijing

Both nations address trade tensions and seek to stabilize their economic relationship amid U.S. election attention.

U.S. and Chinese officials held constructive talks in Beijing, addressing trade tensions and economic policies.
China raised concerns over U.S. tariffs and investment restrictions, seeking a stable economic relationship.
The U.S. reiterated concerns about Chinese industrial policies and overcapacity, impacting American workers and firms.
Both sides agreed to continue communication and meet again in April, signaling a positive trend despite disputes.
Trade issues and tariffs are increasingly drawing attention as the U.S. presidential election approaches.