China Market Access in Spotlight as First Trump-Xi Meeting Nears
- Companies from U.S., EU say China is becoming more closed
- ‘Made in China’ plan seen increasing trade surplus with U.S.
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Henry Paulson used to urge his Chinese counterparts during trade and investment talks to help him keep America’s markets open to them by increasing access to theirs.
"It’s much more true today than it was when I said it," Paulson, who served as treasury secretary under George W. Bush, said at a forum in Beijing in March. "More and more we are hearing: ‘Why should we let Chinese come in and invest in certain industries when we can’t do it in China?’"