The
Deputy U.S. Trade Representative says talks with China this week focused on
ways to achieve fairness, reciprocity, and balance in trade relations, but
there is still work to do. Jeffrey Gerrish issued a statement Wednesday
saying the focus was on China’s pledge to purchase a substantial amount of
agricultural, energy, manufactured goods, and other products and services along
with ongoing verification and effective enforcement of agreements.
Gerrish’s
statement didn’t say if they made any progress this week on those issues, but
Bloomberg reports observers did see development on energy and agriculture
issues.
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