*Reducing trade balance with China tied to U.S. job creation *United States, China to convene commerce, trade meeting (Adds details from speech) By Roberta Rampton WASHINGTON, June 2 (Reuters) - Enhanced trade with China could boost employment in the United States, U.S. Trade Representative Ron Kirk said on Tuesday, noting the Obama administration hopes to ease trade frictions with China. Shrinking the trade imbalance with China and working through trade irritants could mean "extraordinary opportunities for job creation" in the United States, Kirk said in a speech to the U.S.-China Business...
Ambassador: White House ‘Disappointed’ With China
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Steelworks
Ambassador: White House ‘Disappointed’ With China July 15, 2010 The Hill A U.S. trade representative said the Obama administration is “disappointed” with China’s contributions to...
China's exports surge again
Al Jazeera
Al Jazeera
China's exports have recorded another strong month of growth, with overseas demand for Chinese-made goods remaining strong despite the European debt crisis. According to the latest customs data released on Saturday,...
U.S., China Begin Talks on Innovation Trade Dispute
ABC News
ABC News
By Doug Palmer July 20, 2010 WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. and Chinese officials kicked off new talks on Tuesday on a thorny trade issue at the center of Western government and industry concerns that China is becoming less...
New Japan envoy to China sees yuan at 4-5/dlr in a few years
Business Report
Business Report
Submit your comment A rise in the yuan can not be stopped and the currency is likely to increase to about 4 or 5 per dollar over the next few years, the new Japanese ambassador to China said on Monday....
China Trade Behavior Imperils Ties – USTR
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ChinaTrade Behavior Imperils Ties – USTR July 15, 2010 Reuters WASHINGTON - Chinese policies that block U.S. exports and discriminate against foreign firms are putting a dangerous strain on bilateral...


