
U.S. and China Keep Official Trade Channel Open Amid Disputes
China objected to U.S. trade measures, while U.S. officials pressed Beijing on earlier pledges and said Washington would assess implementation of the Busan arrangement.

China objected to U.S. trade measures, while U.S. officials pressed Beijing on earlier pledges and said Washington would assess implementation of the Busan arrangement.
Xinhua published a commentary on Nov. 5 saying China is widening its opening as some countries raise trade barriers. en.people.cn and chinanationalnews.com also published versions of the commentary. The reports do not name the countries or detail specific barriers; Nikkei separately reported that China says restrictions on technology imports are contributing to its trade surplus, without specifying the restrictions or linking them to the commentary.
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