U.S. Extends Trump-Era Halt to Economic Dialogue With China

Regular, formal talks were held for more than a decade
Dialogue suspended under Trump after stormy session in 2017

WATCH: The U.S. won't revive formal economic talks with China that were abandoned during the Trump era. Bill Faries reports.(Source: Bloomberg)

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By Saleha Mohsin and Christopher Condon

July 14, 2021 at 4:46 PM UTC

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July 14, 2021 at 8:42 PM UTC

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Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen and her staff have no plans to resurrect the regular U.S.-China economic dialogue that governed ties between the two nations during the Bush and Obama administrations, continuing for now the suspension put in place under President Donald Trump.